NADA, a rapper from "Unpretty Rapstar," made a great comeback.

NADA is in the midst of tempers with the aim of releasing a new song in May. It is said to be preparing a new song with an addictive melody line that maintains NADA's unique "strong sister" image but can communicate more easily with the public.

NADA will resume its activities about two and a half years after its 2018 release of "Ride." In May, a number of leading groups will make a comeback, but NADA chose to play "front-to-head" to breathe with fans who have been waiting for more than two years.

NADA joined hands with World Star Entertainment while preparing for the upcoming album. In other words, a place where people can concentrate on music in a more stable environment has been set up.

"NADA is a female rapper who has an unrivaled position in Korean hip-hop scenes," said Kim Jin-sun, CEO of World Star Entertainment. "We will work together because the musical direction matches that of NDA. I will fully support Na's music activities in the future," he said.

NADA, a former member of girl group Wassup, emerged as a mainstream rapper by finishing runner-up in Mnet's "Unpretty Rapstar 3" in 2016. Since then, she has drawn attention from hip-hop scenes and hip-hop fans with her own unique color of rapping. For this reason, not a few people have been thirsty for NADA's absence.

NADA is known to be preparing music that combines the image of her "Sen sister" who represents her with a new image that has never been encountered before. "NADA has not been negligent in music work, including writing several songs already," World Star Entertainment said. "The new album will be a song that will satisfy existing NADA fans while attracting new listeners to NADA fans."

Meanwhile, NADA became a soloist by releasing solo albums such as (Ride) and (Trippin) after gaining attention as "Unpretty Rapstar 3." He also presented "Never Sleep MND Project," which planned music, music videos and performances with Minah MYOUNG.