Tiffany Young announces comeback with pre-release track “Summer’s Not Over”

Seven years after her last solo release, Tiffany Young is making a comeback with her new single, “Summer's Not Over.” 

Her record label and management, Pacific Music Group (PMG), dropped a series of teaser photos for her upcoming track last April 28 and 30.

The first set shows Tiffany in a dark, moody setting, staring straight into the camera, wearing a white lace-accented dress. In another shot, in an outdoor setting, soft, diffused light and simple styling give off a refined feel.

The second batch of photos takes a calmer, more reflective turn. Tiffany is leaning against a rock, partly in water with her eyes closed. Other images show her moving between glistening waves and light, capturing a dreamy balance between reality and illusion.

Earlier, on April 24, she also shared a 14-second teaser on YouTube, featuring different snippets from the music video along with the track title and a “coming soon video” text at the end.

The official music video teaser drops on May 6, with the entire video to be released on May 8 at 6 PM KST. The song will be the lead single of her upcoming full-length album,  which also marks her 10th anniversary as a solo artist. It’s also her first project since joining PMG  on April 2 this year.

According to AllKpop, Tiffany’s upcoming song is described as mid-tempo pop that captures the comforting feeling of being with a loved one. The song blends soft synths with subtle electronic elements.

Aside from her pop music comeback, Tiffany, 36, is also returning to the stage after appearing in musicals like “Fame” and “Chicago.” 

She stars as Yumi in the musical “Yumi’s Cells” from June 30 to August 23, 2026, sharing the role with actress Kim Ye-won. The story continues to draw attention through its drama adaptation, which had its third season premiere on April 13.

Tiffany is an American singer and actress who is of Korean descent. She grew up in California and after being discovered a representative of SM Entertainment at 15, moved to Korea.

She debuted in 2007 as a member of the  Kpop group Girls’ Generation. Tiffany began her solo career in 2016 with “I Just Wanna Dance.” 

Although she left SM Entertainment in 2017, she continues to be part of Girls' Generation while also pursuing her solo activities under PMG.