Concept photo for GFriend's special album 'Season of Memories.' Photo from Source Music's X account(UPDATE) K-pop girl group GFriend delighted fans with a special New Year's gift: the release of "Season of Memories," a track from their highly anticipated reunion album of the same title.

On Monday, the six-member group dropped the audio of "Season of Memories," a song that bears GFriend's signature style, characterized by emotive vocals and prominent guitar instrumentation.

The song is a pre-release off the special album "Season of Memories," scheduled to drop on January 13 in celebration of the group's 10th debut anniversary.

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"Season of Memories" reflects on GFriend's journey, delivering the message that the group's songs and "seasons" shared with fans will remain etched in their memories, label Source Music said in a press release.

"It’s hard to believe that 10 years have already passed. We put in a lot of effort for this comeback to share it with our fans, Buddy, and we hope it proves to be a rewarding gift," the group said in a joint statement.

For this new track, the girls reunited with producers Lee Won-jong and Noh Ju-hwan, with whom they previously collaborated on their songs "Time For The Moon Night," "Sunrise," and "Crossroads."

A day before its release, GFriend performed at the 39th Golden Disk Awards in Japan, dishing out past hits before debuting "Season of Memories."

This comeback marks GFriend's first reunion in over three years, following the departure of members Sowon, Yerin, Eunha, Yuju, SinB and Umji from Source Music in May 2021.

GFriend is also gearing up for a tour, beginning with a three-night concert in Seoul, South Korea, before heading to Japan, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.

Launched in 2015, GFriend initially gained popularity with their "innocent" image, complemented by catchy hooks and orchestral arrangements, accompanied by sharp choreography. Their early hits include "Me Gustas Tu," "Rough," and "Navillera."

The group later adopted a more sophisticated image while exploring new musical styles, as evident in singles such as "Fever," "Apple," and "Mago."