All Day Project, Do Young, Tae Sung, Sung Yeol, and Kang Daniel showcase their unique charms.
Their music strengthens the bond with fans and solidifies their positions in the mainstream music market.
[TV Daily K-pop Team] During the second week of December (December 8-14), several artists released solo albums. All Day Project, NCT's Do Young, Big Bang's Tae Sung, and Infinite's Sung Yeol each showcased new music, while Kang Daniel made headlines with his last album before military enlistment.
◆ All Day Project - 'All Day Project' (Release Date: December 8)
The debut mini-album from All Day Project includes a total of six tracks, featuring the title songs 'One More Time' and 'Look at Me.' 'One More Time' blends liquid drum and bass with various genre elements to express fleeting emotions candidly, while 'Look at Me' represents those who remain true to their colors in a jersey club style.
◆ Do Young - 'Promise' (Release Date: December 9)
Do Young's single 'Promise' consists of the title track 'Late Words' and the song 'Whistle.' This album conveys his gratitude to fans, with the title track being a heartfelt ballad where Do Young wrote the lyrics himself.
◆ Tae Sung - 'Over Limit' (Release Date: December 10)
Tae Sung's trot single 'Over Limit' includes three tracks, capturing the exhilarating feelings of love in a vibrant trot style. The title track was co-written by Tae Sung and G-Dragon.
◆ Sung Yeol - 'Asteroid' (Release Date: December 12)
Sung Yeol's special album 'Asteroid' expresses his deep appreciation for the love he has received from fans over time. The title track is a pop-rock piece delicately exploring a wavering heart.
◆ Kang Daniel - 'Pulse Phase' (Release Date: December 12)
Kang Daniel's special album consists of five tracks, including the title song 'Backseat Promises.' He took part in writing and composing all tracks, conveying a message about letting go instead of dwelling on past love.
This week's album releases reflect the diversity in the Korean music scene, showcasing various genres and artistic personalities. All Day Project presents an experimental sound infused with personal stories, while Do Young reinforces his connection with fans through lyrics he personally wrote. Tae Sung maximizes his charm with fresh trot styles, and Sung Yeol communicates with his audience through honest emotional expression.
Kang Daniel's album exemplifies his musical growth, participating in songwriting and composition across all tracks to convey profound messages. The mix of genres such as ballads and trot not only enhances his overall artistry but also carries special significance for fans, being his last album before military enlistment.
Each artist clearly highlights their unique identity through this album, deepening the connection between themselves and their fans. They effectively convey emotions through their music while reinforcing their positions in the mainstream music market.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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