He expressed his emotional void on social media while connecting with fans.
The album 'Kaihwa,' released after seven years, features all of Lee Chan-hyuk's creations.
[TV Daily's Kim Ji-ha] Lee Chan-hyuk of the sibling duo AKMU recently opened up about the complex feelings following the release of their new album. On May 5, he posted on his social media, expressing that ‘after sending off the works I had held onto for a long time, I’ve felt a void for several weeks’ alongside several photos.
He shared, ‘At the moment when what was once mine becomes everyone’s, it feels as though something is taken away,’ adding that he does so for something that he can ultimately possess, even if it leaves his hands. He concluded by expressing relief that the album seems to have reached many people, saying it’s fortunate for both Lee Soo-hyun and himself, as well as the fans.
AKMU recently released their regular album ‘Kaihwa’ after about seven years, featuring a total of 11 songs written and composed entirely by Lee Chan-hyuk, further solidifying their musical identity.
Lee Chan-hyuk's recent remarks reveal the anguish and struggles of being an artist. The void felt after releasing new songs resonates with many creators, illustrating the complex emotions arising when their work reaches the public. It highlights that musical achievement is not merely a source of joy.
Moreover, this album ‘Kaihwa’, with all tracks written and composed by Lee Chan-hyuk, serves to further reinforce their musical identity. His active involvement in every song establishes a clearer connection with fans, which will positively influence their musical journey in the long run.
Honest communication with fans carries significant meaning, much like Lee Chan-hyuk's affection for the album. Such sincere expressions allow AKMU to build deeper connections with their audience, paving the way for their music to reach an even broader public.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
