TWICE's Nayeon to make solo return with 'NA-sty' on Nov. 20

Na-yeon of TWICE will release her solo project “NA-sty” on Nov. 20, with the single scheduled to drop at 2 p.m. JYP Entertainment announced the release Monday through TWICE’s official social media channels. The project’s title combines a play on Nayeon’s name and personal style with the English word “nasty,” and the album is expected to present both her bright image and a more daring, candid side. The November release will be a departure from her usual summer timing.

Nayeon’s previous solo releases were “IM NAYEON” in June 2022 and “NA” in June 2024.

“POP!” from “IM NAYEON” peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard 200, and the release appeared on 18 Billboard charts.

“ABCD,” the title track of “NA,” helped the EP secure Nayeon’s second consecutive top 10 entry on the Billboard 200; the release charted across 13 Billboard categories.

JYP Entertainment unveiled a logo animation featuring angelic halos and wing-shaped icons that changed colors against a moving screensaver.

Published Oct 26, 2026 10:33 am KST

Updated Oct 26, 2026 11:24 am KST

Nayeon of TWICE / Courtesy of JYP Entertainment

Na-yeon of K-pop girl group TWICE will release her new solo project, “NA-sty,” on Nov. 20, marking her first solo comeback in about two years and five months.

JYP Entertainment announced the release Monday through the group’s official social media channels, unveiling a logo animation featuring angelic halos and wing-shaped icons that change colors against a moving screensaver.

The new single, scheduled to drop at 2 p.m., follows Nayeon’s two previous solo releases, "IM NAYEON" in June 2022 and "NA" in June 2024.

The title “NA-sty” blends a play on Nayeon’s name and personal style with the English word “nasty,” giving the project a cheeky edge that reflects her intention to showcase a wider range of attitudes and personalities.

The album is expected to highlight both her signature bright, lovable image and a more daring, candid side, according to JYP Entertainment.

Na-yeon established herself as a successful solo act with her debut extended play, “IM NAYEON,” and its lead single, “POP!,” which peaked at No. 7 on Billboard’s main albums chart, the Billboard 200, and appeared on 18 Billboard charts.

Her second EP, “NA,” and its title track, “ABCD,” secured her second consecutive top 10 entry on the Billboard 200, while the release charted across 13 Billboard categories.

Known for her buoyant energy and summer releases, Na-yeon earned a reputation as a K-pop summer queen, but her November comeback will mark a departure from her usual seasonal timing.

The release will test her appeal beyond summer while giving the singer another opportunity to expand her identity as a solo artist alongside her work with TWICE.

This article was published with the assistance of generative AI and edited by The Korea Times.

TWICE成员娜琏将于11月20日发行个人专辑《NA-sty》，主打单曲将于下午2点发布。JYP娱乐公司​​周一通过TWICE官方社交媒体账号宣布了这一消息。专辑名称“NA-sty”巧妙地融合了娜琏的名字和个人风格，以及英文单词“nasty”（讨厌的），预计这张专辑将展现她阳光开朗的形象以及更加大胆、坦率的一面。此次选择在11月发行专辑，打破了她以往夏季发行专辑的惯例。

娜琏之前的个人单曲分别是 2022 年 6 月发行的《IM NAYEON》和 2024 年 6 月发行的《NA》。

林娜琏的歌曲《POP!》在公告牌二百强专辑榜上最高排名第七，并在18个公告牌排行榜上出现。

《ABCD》是迷你专辑《NA》的主打歌，帮助娜琏连续第二次进入Billboard 200排行榜前10名；该专辑在Billboard的13个类别中都取得了不错的成绩。

JYP娱乐公司​​发布了一款以天使光环和翅膀形状的图标为特色的标志动画，这些图标在动态屏幕保护程序的背景下会改变颜色。

发布于2026年10月26日上午10:33（韩国标准时间）

更新于2026年10月26日上午11:24（韩国标准时间）

TWICE成员娜琏 / 图片由JYP娱乐公司​​提供

韩国女子组合 TWICE 成员娜琏将于 11 月 20 日发行她的全新个人专辑《NA-sty》，这将是她时隔两年零五个月后的首次个人回归。

JYP娱乐公司​​周一通过该组合的官方社交媒体渠道宣布了这一消息，并发布了一个以天使光环和翅膀形状的图标为特色的标志动画，这些图标在动态屏幕保护程序的背景下会改变颜色。

这首新单曲定于下午 2 点发布，是娜琏继 2022 年 6 月的《IM NAYEON》和 2024 年 6 月的《NA》之后推出的两首个人单曲。

标题“NA-sty”融合了娜琏的名字和个人风格与英文单词“nasty”（讨厌的）的谐音，赋予该项目一种俏皮的风格，反映了她想要展现更广泛的态度和个性的意图。

据 JYP 娱乐公司透露，这张专辑预计将突出她标志性的阳光、可爱的形象，以及更加大胆、坦率的一面。

娜琏凭借首张迷你专辑《林娜琏》及其主打单曲《POP!》确立了自己作为一名成功独唱歌手的地位。该专辑在公告牌专辑榜（Billboard 200）上最高排名第 7 位，并在 18 个公告牌排行榜上出现。

她的第二张迷你专辑《NA》及其同名主打歌《ABCD》连续第二次进入公告牌二百强专辑榜前十名，该专辑在公告牌的 13 个类别中均榜上有名。

娜琏以其活泼的活力和夏季发行的歌曲而闻名，赢得了“K-pop夏季女王”的美誉，但她11月的回归将打破她以往的季节性发行节奏。

这张专辑将检验她夏季之后的人气，同时也将为这位歌手提供另一个机会，让她在与 TWICE 合作的同时，拓展自己作为独唱歌手的身份。

本文由生成式人工智能协助发布，并由《韩国时报》编辑。