Categories
K-POP ARTISTS KPOP ALBUMS LATEST STORIES

Lee Seung Hoon Unveils Tracklist for Debut Solo Album ‘My Type’

WINNER’s Lee Seung Hoon has unveiled the tracklist for his highly anticipated debut solo mini album, ‘My Type’, generating considerable excitement among fans eager to witness his artistic evolution beyond the group. This solo endeavor marks a significant milestone for Lee, arriving a decade after his debut as a member of WINNER.

Demonstrating his multifaceted talents, Lee not only lent his voice to all four tracks but also participated actively in composing and writing them. Moreover, he took charge of visual direction and the overall promotional strategy, aiming to carve out a distinct identity as a solo artist.

The tracklist reveals three titles: “Thinkin’ Bad Things”, “Do Re Mi Fa Sol”, and “BROTHER&SISTER”. Notably, the title track remains shrouded in mystery, heightening anticipation for its unveiling. Each song promises to showcase Lee’s versatility and musicality, offering a glimpse into his personal and creative journey as a solo performer.

Lee Seung Hoon’s dedication to his solo debut extends beyond music, encompassing a hands-on approach to conceptualizing the album’s visual aesthetics and promotional activities. This holistic involvement underscores his commitment to delivering a cohesive and impactful solo debut that resonates with his fans and the broader music community.

Fans of WINNER and Lee Seung Hoon alike can look forward to July 15, the album’s release date, as a momentous occasion marking the culmination of his efforts and the beginning of a new chapter in his career. With anticipation building steadily, ‘My Type’ promises to not only showcase Lee’s musical growth but also affirm his place as a dynamic solo artist capable of capturing hearts with his distinctive style and artistic vision.

Categories
KPOP NEWS LATEST STORIES

WINNER Lee Seung Hoon Set for July 2024 Solo Debut

WINNER’s Lee Seung Hoon is gearing up for his highly anticipated solo debut next month!

WINNER Member Lee Seung Hoon Set for July Solo Debut

On June 19, it was revealed that Lee Seung Hoon will be releasing his first solo album in July. Following this exciting announcement, YG Entertainment confirmed the news, stating, “He is in the final stages of album production with a goal of releasing it in mid-July.”

Lee, who is known for his stage name HOONY, has been a key member of WINNER since their debut in 2014. Over the years, he has showcased his talents not only as a group member but also through solo endeavors. In 2019, he released “FLAMENCO,” a solo track featured in WINNER’s third mini-album “CROSS.” This track highlighted his distinctive musicality and ability to blend different genres seamlessly.

In 2020, Lee further impressed fans with “Serenade,” a self-composed solo song included in WINNER’s third full-length album “Remember.” This song demonstrated his skills as a songwriter and his capacity to convey deep emotions through music. Despite these previous solo projects, the upcoming album will be his first official solo debut, marking a significant milestone in his career.

Fans have eagerly awaited this solo debut, anticipating the fresh and innovative sound that Lee Seung Hoon will bring. His previous solo tracks have set high expectations, and the news of his upcoming album has generated considerable excitement within the K-pop community.

A Long-Anticipated Solo Debut

As Lee Seung Hoon prepares to step into the spotlight as a solo artist, there is a palpable sense of anticipation for what he will deliver. Known for his creativity and artistic vision, his solo debut is expected to showcase his artistic growth and evolution. The upcoming album promises to be a testament to his versatility and talent, further establishing Lee Seung Hoon as a prominent figure in the music industry.

With the release date set for mid-July, fans will soon be able to experience the full range of Lee Seung Hoon’s musical capabilities. As the countdown begins, the excitement continues to build, marking the start of a new chapter in his illustrious career.

Categories
KPOP NEWS LATEST STORIES

YG Entertainment Addresses WINNER Mino’s Attendance at Sister’s Wedding in San Francisco

YG Entertainment is addressing Mino’s recent trip to the US. The agency offered an explanation of how the WINNER rapper attended his sister’s wedding despite his military enlistment in March.

WINNER’s Mino Attends Song Dana’s US Wedding Despite Military Enlistment

On May 28, Song Dana got married in San Francisco, California. The former New F.O. member was escorted down the aisle by her older brother Song Minho. The WINNER rapper was beaming with pride as he walked down the aisle with his sister.

https://twitter.com/OnlyLookAtMino/status/1662740065834131456

Although people were happy for Song Dana on her special day, netizens also wondered how Mino managed to leave South Korea. Back in March, YG Entertainment had confirmed Song Minho enlisted for military service and would serve as a social worker.

Since then, YG Entertainment has addressed Mino’s attendance at the US wedding despite currently serving in the military.

Song Mino was granted leave due to a family wedding,” the agency told News1. “It is possible to travel overseas during the military service period, but only for significant family events.”

There is a possibility that Song Minho immediately processed his leave from military service as soon as his sister’s wedding date was announced. Mino clearly wanted to be present for Song Dana’s special day and was eager to walk her down the aisle in place of their late father.

In related news, Mino’s fellow WINNER member Kang Seung Yoon announced that he is enlisting for military service in June.

“Kang Seung Yoon will be enlisting on June 20 to receive basic military training and is expected to serve as an active duty soldier in the army,” YG Entertainment confirmed in a statement.

“Respecting Kang Seung Yoon’s wish to enlist quietly, the time and location of his enlistment will remain confidential, and there will be no separate events on the day. We kindly ask for your understanding,” it continued.

Categories
KPOP NEWS LATEST STORIES

WINNER’s Kang Seung Yoon Reveals June Military Enlistment Date

Kang Seung Yoon is getting ready for his mandatory military service. The WINNER leader has confirmed his military enlistment date is set for June this year.

YG Entertainment Announces Kang Seung Yoon’s Military Enlistment Date

YG Entertainment released a statement regarding Kang Seung Yoon’s upcoming military enlistment.

“Kang Seung Yoon will be enlisting on June 20 to receive basic military training and is expected to serve as an active duty soldier in the army,” the statement read.

“Respecting Kang Seung Yoon’s wish to enlist quietly, the time and location of his enlistment will remain confidential, and there will be no separate events on the day. We kindly ask for your understanding,” it continued.

We would like to ask for your warm encouragement and love until the day Kang Seung Yoon fulfills his duty of national defense and returns in good health,” the statement added. “Our agency will also continue to fully support and show love for Kang Seung Yoon as well as the other WINNER members.”

Yoon will be the fourth and final member of WINNER to enlist for mandatory military service. Fellow member Mino also began his military enlistment as a social service agent on March 24, 2023.

In 2013, Seungyoon, Jinu, Hoony, Mino, and former member Taehyun competed as Team A in the Mnet survival program “Win: Who Is Next”. They were dubbed WINNER after winning the program. They officially debuted in August 2014 with the lead singles “Empty” and “Color Ring”.

In addition to being an idol, Yoon also ventured into acting. He appeared in the web series “We Broke Up” alongside former 2NE1 member Sandara Park. Yoon would also go on to star in “The Producers”, “Prison Playbook”, “Tomorrow”, and “Kairos”. He currently serves as a mentor on the MBC reality competition show “Fantasy Boys”.

Kang Seung Yoon will begin his mandatory military enlistment on June 20, 2023.

Exit mobile version