Group BTOB member Lee Chang-seop successfully completed his first full-length album.
Lee Chang-seop released his first solo studio album '1991' on the 2nd and appeared on various music broadcasts for about two weeks to perform double title songs '33' (Samsam) and 'OLD TOWN' (Old Town).
"1991" is an album that captures the free and firm mindset in the time that Lee Chang-seop has been going on without stopping since 1991, the year he was born. A total of 12 songs in a wide range of genres, including the double title songs "33" and "OLD TOWN," were included.
"33," written exclusively by Lee Chang-seop, is a pop rock song that sings an autobiographical message he felt when he turned 33. In a music broadcast, Lee Chang-seop gave a vivid resonance with the live "33" that utilized his vocal strength. He filled the stage with an appealing voice to the guitar sound and magnificent quire, and increased his immersion with delicate facial expressions. In the cheering and singing (choral) section, he breathed with fans and created the heat as if he were at a concert.
In addition, in Mnet's "M Countdown," which aired last week, Lee Chang-seop delivered a affectionate and retro sensibility with his second title song and city pop "OLD TOWN" stage. Lee Chang-seop's calmer and ripe charm, which is different from "33," shone.
In addition, Lee Chang-seop appeared on the "Youth Fall Night 2024" festival, KBS2 talk show "The Seasons-Lee Young-ji's Rainbow," and KBS CoolFM "Raise the Volume of Cheongha" to tell new songs and episodes related to his first full-length album. In addition, he released live clips of "33" and "OLD TOWN" through his personal YouTube channel "Changtazio" and communicated variously.
Lee Chang-seop, who finished his comeback with his first full-length album in six years after debuting as a solo in 2018, said through his agency Fantagio on the 14th, "I sincerely thank our Melody who loved this album and everyone who loves me. I sincerely thank Fantagio's executives and employees for working harder than I did for my first solo full-length album," he said.
He continued, "I felt the weight of a solo artist when I tried to do all the things that I shared as BTOB alone. I felt that I had to be stronger when I did it alone, and I think it was an activity that allowed me to grow a little bit as a solo artist. This activity was a grateful activity for everything, and I will be Lee Chang-seop, a singer who continues to move forward with this heart," he said, expressing his feelings about wrapping up his first full-length album.
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Lee Chang-seop released his first solo studio album '1991' on the 2nd and appeared on various music broadcasts for about two weeks to perform double title songs '33' (Samsam) and 'OLD TOWN' (Old Town).
"1991" is an album that captures the free and firm mindset in the time that Lee Chang-seop has been going on without stopping since 1991, the year he was born. A total of 12 songs in a wide range of genres, including the double title songs "33" and "OLD TOWN," were included.
"33," written exclusively by Lee Chang-seop, is a pop rock song that sings an autobiographical message he felt when he turned 33. In a music broadcast, Lee Chang-seop gave a vivid resonance with the live "33" that utilized his vocal strength. He filled the stage with an appealing voice to the guitar sound and magnificent quire, and increased his immersion with delicate facial expressions. In the cheering and singing (choral) section, he breathed with fans and created the heat as if he were at a concert.
In addition, in Mnet's "M Countdown," which aired last week, Lee Chang-seop delivered a affectionate and retro sensibility with his second title song and city pop "OLD TOWN" stage. Lee Chang-seop's calmer and ripe charm, which is different from "33," shone.
In addition, Lee Chang-seop appeared on the "Youth Fall Night 2024" festival, KBS2 talk show "The Seasons-Lee Young-ji's Rainbow," and KBS CoolFM "Raise the Volume of Cheongha" to tell new songs and episodes related to his first full-length album. In addition, he released live clips of "33" and "OLD TOWN" through his personal YouTube channel "Changtazio" and communicated variously.
Lee Chang-seop, who finished his comeback with his first full-length album in six years after debuting as a solo in 2018, said through his agency Fantagio on the 14th, "I sincerely thank our Melody who loved this album and everyone who loves me. I sincerely thank Fantagio's executives and employees for working harder than I did for my first solo full-length album," he said.
He continued, "I felt the weight of a solo artist when I tried to do all the things that I shared as BTOB alone. I felt that I had to be stronger when I did it alone, and I think it was an activity that allowed me to grow a little bit as a solo artist. This activity was a grateful activity for everything, and I will be Lee Chang-seop, a singer who continues to move forward with this heart," he said, expressing his feelings about wrapping up his first full-length album.
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