U-Kiss [NH Media]

Korean boy band U-Kiss will release their Japanese debut single in two months time, according to their official Japanese website on Thursday.

Their official website showed that the seven-member group will unveil their album, produced in three editions, on December 14, though its name and track list have yet to be announced.

In June, U-Kiss signed an exclusive contract with major Japanese talenthouse AVEX to manage their singing careers in the country and released the licensed version of their fifth mini-album "Bran New KISS" in August.

They have also promoted themselves in the country with interviews with local media outlets as well as making several appearances on television shows.

U-Kiss (Ubiquitous Korean International Super Star) made their debut with single album "New Generation" in September 2008. They have produced a number of hit songs including "Shut Up," "Manmanhani," and "Round and Round."

The boys have been busy promoting title track "Neverland," from their second full-length album of the same name, which fared well on various online music charts since its release on September 1. They will begin promoting their follow-up track "Someday" starting this week.

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