Singer Park Ji-hyun opened the curtain on her first full-length album with a "masterpiece" visual.
Park Ji-hyun released concept photos for her first full-length album "MASTER VOICE" at 6 p.m. on the 9th, revealing the main visual and raising expectations.
In the released photos, Park Ji-hyun leaned on a vintage sofa and completed a more mature atmosphere as she stared at the camera with a deep gaze. Her classic long-coat styling and a relaxed pose holding a glass of whiskey revealed restrained charisma and the dignity of a trot crown prince at the same time, capturing attention.
Against lighting where light and darkness intersect, Park Ji-hyun's seductive expression and gaze as she lay on the sofa staring straight ahead suggested confidence that she would convey assurance about the music to be presented through this full-length album and an inner narrative, drawing attention.
The first full-length album "MASTER VOICE" is a work that finally completed after countless efforts and time, capturing the real voice of Park Ji-hyun. A total of 10 tracks are included, from the title track "Mu (無)" to "Opening", "Prayer", "Beautiful life story", "Dancing In Love", "Goodbye is a sad word", "Longing heart", "Everything truck", "Invitation", and "Mu (無) (inst.)". In a composition that crosses genre boundaries, Park Ji-hyun's voice is expected to captivate listeners by conveying both delicacy and solidity.
Also, this album was entirely produced by Yoon Myung-seon, Korea's top hit song composer who recently released the poetry collection "The School of Destiny" and received great responses from readers. As a record that fully captures one person's life and emotions, it designs clear narratives and emotions for each song through Park Ji-hyun's unique timbre and sensibility, covering love and parting, waiting and regret, and the heart that rises again, generating anticipation.
The first full-length album "MASTER VOICE", completed as a collection of sounds that only Park Ji-hyun can contain, will be released on various music sites at 6 p.m. on the 23rd.
[Photo] Provided by Grace ENM.
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