Singer Taeyang is making a comeback


 


Singer Taeyang is making a comeback.


On the 25th at 6 pm, Taeyang will release a new EP album 'Down to Earth' through major music sites.


This is about three months after the digital single 'VIBE (Feat. Jimin of BTS)' released in January, and it is expected to be a big gift for fans who have been waiting for an EP album for a long time.


In the new EP album 'Down to Earth', Taeyang participated in writing lyrics for all songs, adding depth to his identity. In addition, global producers from the agency The Black Label participated in the album, further solidifying its musical completeness.


The album includes a total of 6 songs, such as the title song 'In My Heart (Seed)', pre-released song 'VIBE (Feat. Jimin of BTS)', 'Shoong! (feat. LISA of BLACKPINK)', 'I am', 'Inspiration (feat. Beenzino)', and 'Nightfall (feat. Bryan Chase)'.


In particular, BTS' Jimin, BLACKPINK's Lisa, Beenzino, and Bryan Chase participated in the featuring, and BLACKPINK's Lisa also appeared in the performance video, providing perfect support.


Meanwhile, 'Down to Earth', which honestly captures Taeyang's personal story on top of various genres such as ballad, hip-hop, soul, and the music video of the title song 'In My Heart (Seed)', and the full version of the performance video 'Shoong! (feat. LISA of BLACKPINK)' will all be released together at 6 pm on the same day.

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