Park Myung Soo is collaborating with a K-pop idol for the third time.

Park, known as a popular MC and comedian in South Korea, will collaborate with Lizzy, a member of After School and Orange Caramel. Universal Music announced that Park and Lizzy will release a digital single in February, Park’s first release of 2015. The two last appeared together in the 2014 World Cup special of MBC’s show Infinite Challenge, which Park appears on.

Lizzy will be the third female idol to collaborate with one of Korea’s most popular comedians, following former Girls’ Generation member Jessica and former Kara member Nicole.

According to the K-Pop Herald, a Universal Music representative spoke about the single. “The upcoming dance single that they are currently preparing will show off both of the artists’ characters, with a mixture of Park Myeong-su’s freestyle rapping and Lizzy’s sweet and cute vocals.”

Park first began to release music in 1999, with “Crazy” and his duet with Jessica, “Naengmyun,” achieved much success in South Korea. “Naengmyun” won several awards in 2009. Since then, he had collaborated with both Nicole and Big Bang’s G-Dragon, along with other popular South Korean musicians, including Kim Ye Rim, Gaeko, and Gil.

He is also an official composer in South Korea, under the name “Bangbaedong Wildcat.”

Lizzy is a member of both After School and its subunit, Orange Caramel. She made her solo debut in January with the trot song, “Not An Easy Girl.”

Universal Music did not announce any further information about the digital single, nor did they announce the exact release date of the song and music video.

Park Myung Soo is currently appearing on a variety of entertainment shows, including Infinite Challenge, Happy Together, and hosts the radio show Park Myung Soo’s Dating At 2PM. Along with her activities as a solo singer and a member of two girl groups, Lizzy began working with the project group Hitmaker in 2014.