i-dle
CUBE Entertainment’s self-producing group, formerly styled (G)I-DLE.
Artist Overview
i-dle’s catalogue begins under the earlier (G)I-DLE name. Songwriting and production, particularly through leader SOYEON, are central to the group’s official identity. Earlier records such as I NEVER DIE and I feel belong to the same continuing artist history; the current name has one permanent hub.
- Agency / label
- CUBE Entertainment
- Debut
- 2018
Sources & profile information
Checked Sep 25, 2026. Historical videos may feature an earlier lineup.
Latest Release
The most recent confirmed entries in our release guide.
Music Journey
Start at the beginning. Follow i-dle through 5 selected chapters.
The first self-introduction
“LATATA” introduces the group’s I am chapter under the earlier (G)I-DLE name. The official video begins a catalogue in which songwriting and individual creative voices become central to the group’s identity. This historical styling belongs to the same continuing artist, now presented under the permanent i-dle hub.
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A second early statement
“HANN (Alone)” follows the debut with a standalone single chapter. Its official video gives the group another visual world within the same first year, moving beyond the initial introduction of “LATATA.” The recording provides an early comparison point for the changes in mood explored across subsequent EPs and albums.
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A full-album statement
“TOMBOY” leads I NEVER DIE, placing the group’s assertive self-definition within a full-length album. The official video makes that statement visually direct, with the title track serving as an entry into the wider record. It marks a later chapter in the same creative history that began with I am.
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Reframing the gaze
“Nxde” introduces I love with a theatrical visual presentation that invites attention to image and interpretation. The official video becomes part of the song’s statement rather than a neutral backdrop. Following I NEVER DIE, this chapter offers another distinct setting for the group’s continuing emphasis on defining its own identity.
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Confidence in a pop setting
“Queencard” belongs to I feel, taking self-image into a deliberately playful pop presentation. Its official video supplies a new setting after the dramatic worlds of “TOMBOY” and “Nxde.” The chapter keeps the focus on identity while changing the tone, illustrating the range contained within the group’s continuing catalogue.
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Releases
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