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| ▲ This photo, provided by Din Din's agency, shows a promotional image for Din Din's upcoming mini-album. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap) |
SEOUL, Nov. 19 (Yonhap) -- South Korean rapper-singer Din Din will release his mini-album on local music sites on Friday afternoon, according to his management agency Sobius.
The meaning behind the upcoming album revolves around 'noise.' While the mini-album may be noise for someone, it still contains hope that it will become a small echo for someone else. "I remember how I was moved and filled with hope by the music I listened to when I was a student. I decided to take that memory and use it as the main theme in my album," Din Din said.
The 29-year-old singer participated in both writing and composing all the songs listed in the album.
The double title tracks are "To You" and "Slowly".
Out of the two songs, "To You" is a pop genre song that expresses someone standing back up in search of happiness and meaning after going through feelings of regret for losing someone valuable. In addition, singer Jeong Se-woon featured in "To You" with Din Din.
The album also includes song such as "I should not have loved you," featuring Min Kyung-hoon, and "I'm not myself when I'm around you," featuring musical act 10cm.
"In this album, Din Din has prepared a limitless musical spectrum by pulling off various genres in his own style," the singer's agency said. "Breaking away from the limits as a rapper, Din Din has drawn attention for blossoming into an all-around musician."
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