EVAN released the music video for “Death of Me,” showcasing intense visuals, strong performance, and his self-produced artistry.
September/7/2026 19:00
EVAN (Heeseung, formerly of ENHYPEN) made a comeback with music and performance that became even more intense. At 6 p.m. on the 7th, EVAN released the music video for the title track “Death of Me” from his first mini album, “DEATH OF ME.” The released video contains his 모습 moving back and forth through spaces with different atmospheres, from a narrow, dark corridor to a pure white space, and even to a jet-black place where flames scatter. As various scenes quickly intersect, his 모습 singing and dancing on stage also appeared, drawing attention. In addition, lyrics such as “Can’t stop” and “I dance in ecstasy” matched the intense visuals and highlighted the atmosphere of the song. “Death of Me” is a song that contains the will to move forward without hesitation at the moment of standing on a new starting line. He participated in writing and composing the lyrics himself, and put into the music and performance the attitude and confidence of “No one can stop me (‘Ain’t the death of me’).” The eight songs including “Death of Me” contain his frank inner self, and he demonstrated his ability as a “self-produced artist” who completes his own music.
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