DSP Media unveils the fourth video teaser for their upcoming boygroup tentatively called DSP Boyz. On the 12th of April, the short clip was uploaded on DSP Media's official Youtube account as they promote their upcoming reality launch via MBC. 

After releasing their first and second video teasers, DSP Media revealed the third teaser video for their upcoming group tentatively called DSP Boyz. On the 10th of April, DSP Media released the third clip of the group promoting their upcoming reality show on MBC and was uploaded on the agency's official Youtube account. . 

Recently, DSP Media released the first video teaser to their new male idol group, "DSP BOYZ," and announced the group's possible debut in May. On the 5th of April, DSP Media released a second video teaser of the group promoting their upcoming reality show on MBC. 

DSP Media, the management agency in charge of KARA and Rainbow, is set to reveal a seven member male idol group this month. 

Recently, DSP Media's girl group, Rainbow, released their 3rd Japanese single, "Gonna Gonna GO!". In addition to promoting their latest single, Rainbow is set to release their 1st Japanese album, "Over The Rainbow." 

After releasing a very successful Japanese album last year with "Super Girl," KARA is continuing their Japanese activities with the release of a 6th Japanese single. The new single was announced on their Japanese official site on February 28th.

Rumors have circulated online regarding KARA Goo Hara's contract expiration in August 2012 with her agency DSP Media. DSP Media has announced their official position and denied the rumors of Hara's contract termination.

Instead of rumors about a possible boy group debuting later this year, it seems that DSP Media will be debuting a new 5 member girl group. The group is set to be promoted in Japan and Korea and will be debuting at the same time through an animation called "Pretty Rhythm, Dear My Feature".

DSP Media announced the news of a new girl group earlier today and unveiled the group's young members through a press conference in Tokyo. Currently still named DSP Girls, the group consists out of Haein (18), Shiyoon (16), Chaekyung (16), Somin (16), and Jae Eun (14).

Despite still in preparations, the group has manageed to gather attention from Nintendo and Whisper, as well as other industry associates at the press conference.

The animation "Pretty Rythmn", tells the process and success story of a group of trainees. The group's debut single will be revealed through the animation and in real life at the same time. The animation will also put AVEX's new group Prism against DSP's girl group, as they compete to gather more fame. They're set to collaborate once they've debuted.

While the exact date of the debut hasn't been revealed yet, DSP is set to premiere the animation series in April in Japan, before airing it in Korea. The group's Japanese debut single will be released in July.

Source: Star Daily