n.SSign unveils 2nd mini album "Happy &" concept photos, showcasing hip bad boy image with unique fashion and props.
February/2/2024 19:53
n.SSign has transformed into a hip bad boy. They have been releasing the second set of individual concept photos for their 2nd mini album "Happy &" through official SNS from October 31st to today (2nd) at 0:00. The members in the photos strike poses in a graffiti-filled space with unique fashion, each utilizing special items to perfectly express the image of a hip bad boy. The first to be released, Edi, Doha, and Hwawon, showcased a photogenic image with a megaphone, white fur, and books respectively. Son Yoon, Hanjun wearing gloves, and Junyok enjoying a game each appealed with their energetic charm. Finally, Kazuta used a basketball, Lawrence a shopping cart, and Robin music equipment to create their own atmosphere. n.SSign exudes bright energy and a carefree atmosphere, exciting fans. "Happy &" is their first release in 6 months since their debut album "BIRTH OF COSMO" in August last year, and is an album that vividly embodies the emotion of "fun." They plan to incorporate various joys encountered in life into their music and showcase it in their own unique style. Fans are also highly anticipating the fun stage performances they will showcase through their new songs. n.SSign's 2nd mini album "Happy &" will be released at 6:00 PM on the 15th through various music streaming sites.
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