Singer Younha is embarking on a new start after her marriage. She is expanding her activities as a music talk show host.
Younha will serve as the sole host of the new web variety music talk show "WOULD YOU RECORD," set to premiere on the cable channel Mnet's digital studio M2 YouTube channel on the 28th.
"WOULD YOU RECORD" is a web variety show with the concept of recording beautiful songs for unknown beings that we may someday meet in space, similar to how Voyager recorded Earth's beauty on its golden record.
As a leading singer-songwriter in the country, Younha is expected to lead stable proceedings with her deep musicality and witty remarks. Viewers can also look forward to collaborative stages featuring Younha and her guests, creating special synergy.
Younha has shared unique stories through numerous hit songs themed around space and astronomy, such as "Event Horizon," "Oort Cloud," "Point Nemo," and "Starry Night." There is keen interest in what special encounters and stories Younha will provide healing in this concept of "WOULD YOU RECORD," which aligns with her worldview.
The teaser video for "WOULD YOU RECORD," scheduled to be released today (23rd) at 6 p.m., announces that members of the group STAYC, THE BOYZ, and KISS OF LIFE will appear as guests. In the first episode, STAYC member Sumin will grant her extraordinary fandom for Younha, adding to the curiosity.
Last year, on the occasion of her 20th debut anniversary, Younha released her 7th studio album "GROWTH THEORY" and a repackaged album "GROWTH THEORY: Final Edition," and successfully held 20 solo concerts, culminating in a successful encore concert in Seoul this February. Recently, she has captivated audiences with her unique live performances at various university festivals.
Younha's"WOULD YOU RECORD," where she will appear as the MC, will premiere on the 28th at 6 p.m. through Mnet's digital studio M2 YouTube channel.
Younha had previously announced in March that she would marry a non-celebrity. Subsequently, Younha's husband was also identified as Science Cookie, a YouTuber from KAIST.
[Photo] Provided by Mnet M2.
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