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Singer Kim Sung-kyu will make a solo comeback in March.
The agency Villiance released Kim Sung-kyu's 6th mini album "OFF THE MAP" scheduler on its official SNS at midnight on the 30th and announced the comeback news.
The released scheduler caught the eye with a calendar image showing the schedule of "Off the Map" in a dark background. Chair and telescope images are inserted only on February 21 and March 2, respectively, raising global fans' curiosity.
The scheduler, whose album name and other information outside the release date were veiled, stimulated fans' imagination. As various unpredictable contents are scheduled to appear sequentially until the release date, the tension and expectations of fans who have been looking forward to Kim Sung-kyu's comeback are growing at the same time.
Excluding various OSTs and remakes, it is the first time in about two years and eight months that Kim Sung-kyu will release a solo album since his fifth mini album "2023 S/S Collection," which was released in June 2023. He proved his true value as a vocalist representing Korea by sweeping various global charts with his previous work that captures his own colorful summer mood.
In addition to the scheduler released on this day, a mysterious image whose meaning cannot be determined is being released through a separate "Off the Map" Instagram promotion account, further raising fans' expectations. From behind-the-scenes photos that lead to speculation about the shooting of the new report promotion to photos that seem to have hidden certain messages, they have been uploaded one after another, drawing various interpretations and reactions from fans.
Kim Sung-kyu, who confirmed his comeback in March, which marks the beginning of spring, will prove his music capabilities that have evolved to the next level with the long-awaited "Off the Map." Expectations are high on how he will color the music industry after foreshadowing a deeper music world.
Kim Sung-kyu's sixth mini album Off the Map will be released on various music sites at 6 p.m. on March 2.
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