Girls' Generation is reportedly planning on releasing their first English language album sometime in 2013.
"Girls' Generation is poised to release their first album recorded entirely in English. Tentatively due for release next year by Lady Gaga‘s label, Interscope, the album will mark the group’s first serious effort to court English-speaking music fans," UK newspaper "The Guardian" reported.
The publication predicts that Girls' Generation will become the next Korean act to make it big outside of Asia. With PSY's "Gangnam Style" opening people up to listening to Korean music, the girls are expected to be received better than their first step into the Western market with their English language version of "The Boys".
The group first announced their plans for an English language album last year during a press conference in France. No specifics were given at the time.
Girls' Generation is poised to have a very busy schedule ahead of them with 3 albums coming out within a year. On November 28th, the group will be releasing their 2nd Japanese album, while in January, the girls will make their Korean comeback with their first Korean album in 1,5 years.
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