He candidly reflects on the happiness and anxiety experienced during this solo challenge.
Kangmin vows to continue progressing for future growth and happiness.
[TV Daily Reporter Han Seoyul] A boy who shared love now faces happiness and anxiety upon receiving it back. VERIVERY's youngest member, Kangmin, has released his solo album 'Free Falling', which encapsulates the psychological struggles between boyhood and adulthood. The title track and its accompanying songs reflect his earnest desire to protect the love he receives from fans.
In his solo debut, Kangmin expressed his wish to safeguard this love. He candidly shared, “Taking a leading role in the production has made me feel the weight of responsibility” and also conveyed concerns about whether fans would accept his efforts. Despite the challenges of standing alone, he is determined to give his all, embracing the mindset of a newcomer.
The album title, 'Free Falling', resonates with his current emotions. Kangmin explained, “Life feels like a free fall with no direction, which inspired the theme,” emphasizing his commitment to capture the coexistence of happiness and anxiety through his music.
Kangmin's solo debut transcends a mere personal growth narrative. He has taken on a new challenge based on his position as the youngest member of VERIVERY, seeking to establish his musical identity while deepening his connection with fans. The album 'Free Falling' symbolizes this journey and highlights his authenticity.
In his musical expression, Kangmin exhibits a careful approach. He captures deep emotions while ensuring that listeners do not feel overwhelmed, which is particularly impressive. This reflects his contemplation of growth as an artist while considering the feelings of his fans.
Moreover, through the creative process and its challenges, Kangmin is in search of his musical language. His acknowledgment of shortcomings serves as a guide for future directions, which can be interpreted as a desire for continuous growth and change in the music industry.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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