Soojin, former member of (G)I-DLE, teases her upcoming solo debut with concept photos and tracklist for 1st EP "Miss". Showcasing her allure through various outfits, she offers a diverse range of music, including the title track "Miss" and five other songs.
November/2/2023 20:21
Former (G)I-DLE member Soojin, who is about to make her solo debut, has released the concept photos and tracklist for her 1st solo EP "Miss". In the teaser images, which were revealed in five versions, Soojin showcases various outfits that suit the atmosphere of the album. With her captivating gaze, mature expressions, and posing, she appeals her unique charm. According to the tracklist, her album will include a total of six songs, starting with the title track "Miss", followed by "Blossom", "Sunflower", "TyTy", "SUNSET", and "bloodredroses". An official from her agency, BRD Entertainment, introduced the title track as a number that "enhances Soojin's charm by combining an oriental sound instrument that alternates between the past and the present". Regarding the other tracks, they explained that listeners can enjoy a wide range of music, from the intro song "Blossom" that gives a lazy and peculiar sense of tension, to "Sunflower" that expresses the excitement towards someone they like, "TyTy" that conveys gratitude to the "you" who protects them, "SUNSET" that soothes at the end of the day, and "bloodredroses" where you can catch a glimpse of Soojin's unique charm. Soojin's solo EP "Miss" is scheduled to be released on the 8th of this month at 6 PM.
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