The album includes a total of five songs, with Blah writing and composing all of them.
This EP is expected to explore themes of recovery and emotions within ordinary life.
Singer-songwriter Blah approaches the concept of normalcy with a fresh perspective. On February 8, Blah unveiled the tracklist for his fourth EP, 'Normal Life,' through the official SNS of his agency, Paik's Firm. The EP contains a total of five songs: 'Falling for You (feat. Eve)', 'Gaps', 'Youth', 'All The Pain', and 'Love'. Blah took the helm in both writing and composing all the tracks, showcasing his emotional depth and growth as an artist throughout the album. 'Normal Life' aims to redefine the meaning of normalcy by embracing the small, transformative moments in life, moving beyond the allure of glamour. The EP, supported by the CJ Cultural Foundation's 'Tune-Up' program, will be released on February 11 at 6 PM across various music platforms.
Blah's upcoming EP release highlights the growing emphasis on artist autonomy and creativity within the music industry today. His involvement in writing and composing all tracks notably grants strong agency to his artistic vision, which will foster a deeper connection with fans. Additionally, the album addresses a range of emotions encountered in everyday life, enhancing its relatability to audiences.
The title 'Normal Life' carries a message that not only reflects on ordinary days but also invites listeners to cherish the small miracles within them. Blah seems determined to communicate with more people through this album, moving away from the flamboyant styles of previous works. This shift indicates a positive evolution, as it carries social messages alongside his musical growth.
The timing of this album release brings new expectations for fans while indicating that Blah continues on his journey to solidify his musical identity. Through this EP, he delves into the quest for true happiness in the mundane, potentially forming an even closer relationship with his audience.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
Photo: Paik's Firm
