f5ve Releases the Magnetic Single, “Lettuce”

f5ve, the J-pop group formerly known as SG5 (originally crafted with a Sailor Moon-inspired concept), has unveiled their latest digital single, "Lettuce (レタス)”, marking a significant milestone in their impressive rebranding journey.

f5ve | “Lettuce”

Released on May 3, 2024, this track stands as the second digital single from f5ve, and the first under their new group name, showcasing a pop-savvy direction for the group that emphasizes growth, evolution, and a renewed artistic identity produced by heavy-hitter names like BloodPop®, Count Baldor, and AObeats — tapping into a fusion of innovative sounds and captivating lyrics that are bound to resonate with listeners. “You eat a lot of lettuce but you’re toxic / Yeah, I know you’re only getting started” the group infectiously sings at the top of the chorus before erupting into a series of cartoonish beats and synths, sure to become a playlist staple.

The production credits on "Lettuce" reflect the collaborative spirit that drives the modern J-pop industry forward with BloodPop®, known for his work with international stars like Lady Gaga, who brings a unique perspective that enriches the group's instantly iconic sound, while Count Baldor and AObeats infuse the track with their own signature flair, resulting in a harmonious blend of talent and creativity.

As f5ve continues to redefine its style and push boundaries in the J-pop scene, the group’s recent "Lettuce" drop definitely serves as a testament to its resilience, passion, and dedication to its craft. With each member bringing their unique strengths to the table and a strong team supporting their sound, the group has laid a strong foundation for future releases that’s sure to make them a recognizable group in the next era of pop music. So needless to say, we’re seated for the next chapter of f5ve’s story, and you should be too.

Aedan Juvet

With 10+ years of industry experience and bylines for publications including MTV, Cosmopolitan, Vanity Teen, Bleeding Cool, Screen Rant, and more, Stardust’s Editor-in-Chief is committed to all things pop culture.

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