K-pop girl group LE SSERAFIM have expressed their desire to collaborate with singers like Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter in the future.
In a recent interview with iHeartRadio, LE SSERAFIM discussed their latest mini-album ‘Crazy’ as well as some of their past collaborations and who they would like to work with next.
“Honestly, I would say anybody. We’re excited to work with anybody. We had the honour to work with PinkPantheress, and last time we had the honour of working with Demi Lovato which was really crazy, and then David Guetta this time around as well,” said vocalist Huh Yunjin.
“I would say, for me personally, I’m a really big fan of Chappell Roan,” she added before gesturing to her bandmate. “And Sakura is a big Sabrina Carpenter fan, so she’s always talking about her.”
Sakura and Yunjin also praised the latter’s latest studio album ‘Short n’ Sweet’, saying that the group have been listening to it on repeat. “We’re manifesting [a collaboration],” said Yunjin.
Elsewhere in the interview, LE SSERAFIM also spoke about working with legendary vogue dance crew House of Juicy Couture for the choreography and music video for ‘Crazy’.
“They came all the way to Korea to film with us. They had so much energy and we also received so much of it,” said Eunchae. “Their movements were so incredible, it made us fall in love with voguing even more.”
The girl group made a comeback in August with ‘Crazy’ six months after releasing their third mini-album ‘Easy’ this February. The recent record notably includes the B-side ‘1800-hot-n-fun’, which they debuted at Coachella earlier this year.
The girl group also recently graced NME’s The Cover, where they shared how the record is “about the struggles of loving something so much that you would do anything for it, and you would lose your mind over [it]”.
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