Before Jung Dong Won joins the army..Renewal of advertising → Release of the album 'Busy'

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Singer Jung Dong-won announces his new mini-album and greets his fans with music.

Jung Dong-won's new remake mini-album "Props House Vol.2" will be released today at 6 p.m. on various music sites.

The album will be released in about a year after the full-length album "The Gift of Kidari" in March. It is the second remake series that continues the flow of "Props House Vol.1," released in 2023, and contains deeper emotions and meanings.

The album includes a new song "The Way to Meet Again Tomorrow Across Today" and a remake of Byun Jin-seop's signature song "Again to You" as double titles.

The new song "The Road to Meet Again Tomorrow Across Today" is a folk-style ballad that gives quiet comfort to those who are passing through the time of wandering and stopping. The double title "Again to You" was reinterpreted with Jung Dong-won's simple vocals and emotional lines while keeping the lyricism of the original song alive.

In addition, masterpieces covering generations, including Jo Jeong-jo's "Lies," Kim Kwang-seok's "Letters of Private," and Kim Jung-soo's "You," are remade to fill the album. Each song was reconstructed to naturally reach the listeners living in the present while respecting the emotion of the original song.

This album is a gift-like album prepared for fans by Jung Dong-won, who is about to join the Marine Corps on February 23. The album contained greetings to fans ahead of a brief breakup, appreciation for the time we have been together, and a promise to meet tomorrow.

With the release of this album, Jung Dong-won will fulfill his duty of defense after holding a special fan concert with fans at KINTEX in Ilsan on February 13 before joining the military. Earlier, Jung Dong-won has been busy announcing the renewal of his advertisement ahead of his enlistment in the military.

Meanwhile, Jung Dong-won's remake mini-album "Props House Vol.2" will be released on various music sites at 6 p.m. today.

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