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| ▲ This image, provided by Nave, shows Korean singer-songwriter Choi Yu-ree. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap) |
SEOUL, Oct. 28 (Yonhap) -- South Korean singer-songwriter Choi Yu-ree has released on Monday her first full-length album in four years since debut, according to her agency, Nave.
The album title, "746," reflects the stroke count of her name in Korean. This album features nine tracks, including dual title tracks "Our Language" and "To Be Honest."
"Our Language" is a lyrical ballad highlighted by Choi’s emotional vocals, featuring a graceful melody and grand string accompaniment. The lyrics convey the depth of love, using "our language" as a metaphor to express sincerity and emotion. Meanwhile, "To Be Honest" is a rhythmically vibrant medium-tempo track with an upbeat tone.
The album also includes tracks such as "Four Seasons," "746," "Light Dreams," "Echo," "On Love," "Calm Heart," and "Let’s Drift." Choi Yu-ree personally took part in writing, composing, and producing all tracks on the album. Nave commented that "listeners can experience the depth of her refined artistry and lyrical sensitivity in each song."
Choi Yu-ree is set to hold a solo concert at the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts on November 9-10, where she will perform her new songs live.
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