Whether you prefer veterans, rookies, March is suddenly looking to be a month of comebacks and debuts.

For the K-pop fan who just likes new music, March will prove to be the best of both worlds.

Cube Entertainment has just thrown their names into the hat of agencies debuting new groups. Tuesday it was announced that the label responsible for powerhouse groups like B2ST and 4minute will be premiering a new girl group called CLC this March. The group is reported to be the first multiple nationality group, as the member named Sorn is originally from Thailand.

According to a report from Allkpop, Cube Entertainment believes that their group CLC will be able to set themselves apart from the many other girl groups that are out there.

"CLC, who've prepared a long time, will show what makes them different than other girl groups," said a Cube representative.

As for what exact time this month, CLC is expected to debut toward this middle of this month. Given that their album jacket and music video for the debut track is already completed, perhaps mid-March could be as early as next week.

It has been a while since Cube Entertainment has debuted a girl group. But given the success of 4minute and Apink, CLC will likely garner a lot of attention once they begin their promotions. Not to mention the group already had plenty of attention due to their presence on social media websites as the "Cube Girls."

Additionally, Thai member Sorn recently appeared on the SBS documentary entitled "When Charles Met Cheol Soo." The documentary aired in December 2014, and likely created a few of the early fans who are excited to see Sorn's musical abilities.

With the return of JYJ's Junsu this week and now the upcoming debut of CLC, March is looking to be a very exciting month in K-pop.