'Too Much' is a song co-written by Bobby and iHwak, receiving positive attention.
There are a total of five tracks in iHwak's mini-album 'Call It Love.'
Bobby from iKON has made waves by participating in iHwak's new mini-album following his military discharge. Released on February 18, the mini-album 'Call It Love' includes the track 'Too Much,' featuring Bobby’s rap, which has garnered significant attention from music fans. Produced by Rocoberry, the song highlights a funky vibe with lyrics co-written by both artists.
In addition to 'Too Much,' the album features five tracks, including the title track 'Call It Love' and 'You as a Work of Art' featuring virtual artist Susan. iHwak has previously collaborated with numerous artists under YG Entertainment and began his solo career with a formal remake of Big Bang's 'Fool's Tear' last year.
Rocoberry has played a pivotal role in supporting iHwak's debut project, and through this new album, he aims to strengthen his connection with the audience. iHwak plans to showcase his presence across various broadcasts and YouTube in the near future.
The release of this album marks Bobby's first official music project since his military discharge, thus holding significant meaning. Fans have eagerly awaited his return to music, and 'Too Much' is perceived as a song that lives up to their expectations. Bobby's direct involvement in the songwriting adds a fresh perspective to his unique rap style and emotional depth, creating an engaging experience for his supporters.
The ample experience iHwak has accumulated as a producer at YG Entertainment significantly enhances the value of this album. His successful collaborations with various artists have enriched his musical palette, making this album a crucial stepping stone in his journey as an independent artist. It's likely to be a landmark in establishing his solo career.
Collaboration with Rocoberry is another noteworthy aspect of this project. Their support in iHwak's debut project is vital for him to solidify his presence in the Korean music scene. This partnership will likely be instrumental as he intensifies his communication with the public and evolves into a sustainable artist.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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