Girls' Generation's Tiffany released her first solo full album, Edge of Calm, along with a music video for the title track.
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Girls' Generation's Tiffany made a comeback with her first full album. Tiffany released her first solo full album, "Edge of Calm," yesterday (the 20th) at 6 p.m. through various music streaming sites. The music video for the title track of the same name was also released. The released music video contains peaceful scenery such as fields, an old house, and cars driving on the road, as well as Tiffany in a dress and scenes of her standing alone in a dark space. In addition, child actress Choi So-yul appeared in this music video as a mysterious girl and worked in harmony with Tiffany. Choi So-yul is a talented actress who has shown solid acting skills through appearances in the Netflix series "The Haunted Palace," as well as "Study Group" and "Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born." "Edge Of Calm" is an album that releases, through music and visuals, the moment where strange tension and peace drift and intersect just before silence. The title track of the same name is a track that gently embraces the other person who is in the midst of anxiety and waves of emotion, and depicts a moment of staying close without words. It expresses love like a "safe space" where both people can take a breath at the boundary after confusion has passed.
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