After the release of his soulful and upbeat music video "I'm Good" in July, South Korean singer Se7en is up for another surprise to his supporters as he is about to release a new album after four years in October.
According to the Se7en’s talent management agency ELEVEN9 Entertainment, the 31-year-old star was much involved in the production of the upcoming album, Soompi reported. In fact, he was the producer and composer of all songs.
"It's not just that he'll be releasing his album. We're also planning that he will be appearing on various music shows. This album will be an album he participated the most in. He is working hard not just on the songs, but also on the concept," All Kpop quoted a representative from ELEVEN9 Entertainment as saying.
Born as Choi Dong Wook, Se7en started his career in the entertainment industry through his single “Come Back To Me" in 2003. After the success of his debut, the singer became well known not only in Korea but also in countries like Japan, China and the United States as well.
Aside from singing, Se7en also entered the world of acting. In 2007, he became the lead star in the TV drama series “Prince Hours” which is one of the most searched and re-watched drama online.
Meanwhile, the “When I Can't Sing” star is set to perform in the second lineup of the “Busan One Asia Festival” in October. Joining him are other well-known Korean artists including Psy, INFINITE, Block B, AOA, BTS, TWICE, U-Kiss, and Hwang Chi Yeol, All KPop reported.