MEOVV return with incendiary track ‘Burning Up’

[https://www.nme.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/MEOVV@2000X1270.jpg]MEOVV have returned with the fiery new track ‘Burning Up’ – check it out below. * READ MORE: CxM – ‘Hype Vibes’ review: unpredictable but occasionally uneven from SEVENTEEN SEVENTEEN K-POP GROUP SEVENTEEN is a self-producing boy group with 13 members, divided into hip-hop, vocal, and performance units, known for intricate choreography and songwriting. ’s latest unitReleased yesterday (October 14), the dance-y track sees the five-piece experiment with pulsating kicks, classic Jersey club beatsand soaring synths that build to an incendiary dance break as they chant: “It’s like a wildfire, I’mma stay right by ya / Cometake me up higher / Let it, let it, let it, let it burn.”The track was co-written by MEOVV members Gawon and Narin, as well as THEBLACKLABEL hitmakers including founder/producer TeddyPark, malachiii, Teal Douville, 24 and more.The music video sees the group through various settings as they deal with a heatwave. As the video proceeds, the girls findcreative ways to combat the heat, including purposely setting fire sprinklers off in a restaurant and more.Watch the music video for MEOVV’s ‘Burning Up’ below.‘Burning Up’ marks the group’s first Korean release since dropping their debut EP ‘My Eyes Open VVide’ earlier this year. That EPconsists of the tracks ‘HANDS UP’, ‘DROP TOP’, ‘MEOW’, ‘BODY’, ‘TOXIC’ and ‘LIT RIGHT NOW’.Following the EP’s release, MEOVV made their Japanese debut with the one-off single ‘ME ME ME’ in July.MEOVV, which comprises members Sooin, Gawon, Anna, Narin and Ella, debuted in September last year with their first digital single‘Meow’ under The Black Label. The agency currently houses artists like Big Bang’s Taeyang, Somi and BLACKPINK BLACKPINK K-POP GROUP BLACKPINK is a four-member global girl group known for their high-energy performances, luxury fashion influence, and record-breaking music videos. vocalist Rosé.The post MEOVV return with incendiary track ‘Burning Up’ appeared first on NME.