After two and a half years in the industry, girl group SPICA will soon be making the career-changing leap most K-Pop artists only dream about.

On August 7, five-member K-Pop group SPICA will drop their debut US single, "I Did It," and follow the release with a live performance at KCON 2014 in Los Angeles on August 10.

Ahead of the highly anticipated English single, SPICA and their agency B2M Entertainment have teamed up with Billboard for "I Did It" promotional activities stateside.

"We hope to get a lot of support for the new song," the group members said. "We are looking forward to launching out first single and music video in America and are so excited to meet new fans."

Cory Enemy, Oliver Goldstein, and Daniel Merlot share production credits for the new track and their combined industry experience - having previously worked with some of the world's leading pop stars such as Britney Spears, Carly Rae Jepsen, and Shakira - bodes well for SPICA.

The new track is said to be a medium-tempo dance pop song that calls upon elements of hip-hop and punk to evoke a sense of 90's pop nostalgia.

"Oliver, Cory, and Daniel have given us an amazing song," explained the group members. "We truthfully have high expectations for this first single and music video release in the United States."

Since making their debut in South Korea in early 2012, SPICA has seen success with four singles and two EPs, all of which have been well-received by critics and fans alike. The group's most recent release, "You Don't Love Me," has over two million views on YouTube and counting.

Already a success on the K-Pop charts back home, the new challenge for Boa, Bohyung, Juhyun, Narae, and Jiwon will be winning over fans (and the airwaves) in the US.

Stay tuned for the release of "I Did It" on August 7.

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Editor's note: The original article had the release date for "I Did It" on August 6.  The date has been pushed back to August 7 as now reflected above.