"Always musically frustrating"...DAY6 Wonpil, the inner madness that he finally vomited [an interview with]

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Wonpil, a member of the boy band DAY6, gave up his unique sweet and bright smile for a while, and transformed into a dark image in a terrible love fever.

Wonpil recently conducted a round interview to commemorate the release of his first solo mini-album "Unfiltered" at a cafe in Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.

On this day, Wonpil said, "I released my first full-length album and came back with a mini-album after four years. Since the album is called "Unfiltered", we prepared a lot to show new sides this time. I hope you look forward to it a lot because it's "I" for this kind of appearance."

"Unfiltered" is more than a scene that focuses on showing Wonpil's inner and narrative as it is without a filter. As Wonpil participated in writing and composing all seven tracks, it can be said that Wonpil-pyo's "emotional archive" is a collection of various changes of mind that have coexisted with music.

Tickle music is 'love ward'. It is a track that captures the desperate cry of "Save me" in a life of barely surviving the pain of unabated love.

Wonpil said, "I wanted to show you a dark, crumbling, decadent appearance. I had so much fun filming because I was able to show you through this opportunity. I'm so happy that I was like that, too. I'm looking forward to how the fans will see it," he said, boasting that he brought out a different image that he had not shown to the public.

When it comes to "Wonpil," a bright and positive image usually dominated. Nevertheless, why did you suddenly think that you should reveal your dark side. Wonpil said, "It's always been musically frustrating. I wanted to take this opportunity to resolve it. Track, I wanted to say something a little bit cool coming from the message as well. Even after the first full-length album, I sometimes listened to it, but I felt a little frustrated. It was the same for DAY6's album. As I was preparing for a solo this time, I had a great mind to relieve the frustration inside me. That's why I focused a lot on that when I worked on it this time," he confessed.

He then said, "I'm so fine and healthy. I think I can write a song like this because I'm healthy. When I write this song, I and the people here live in society. When you get older and work in a group, you can't say all the words in your heart while working person-to-person. Either you hide and live, or you can't talk at home alone. Assuming that "I hope it's a window to relieve these emotions, where can I say this coolly?" was the keyword "Love ward that doesn't exist in this world," he explained the meaning of the new song.

In fact, Wonpil completed an atmosphere that seemed to be trying to relieve through screaming scenes in the music video of "Love Ward." Wonpil said, "It's been resolved too much. There was quite a bit of time with catharsis and special makeup, so it was never normal when shooting the music video. As a result, I was filming for two days, and I felt like I was devastated without realizing it, and I felt strange, saying, "It's okay for me to lose it anymore, as if I don't have any regrets even if I die."

He also said, "While filming, there is a scene where I scream and close my eyes in the bathroom while looking at the mirror, and there was no crying scene there originally. The director looked at it and said, "Can you raise your emotions and cry?"' So I cried. I didn't put in a scene where I cried a lot, but there was a scene where I bit my lips and cried in the music video, and that was the last scene. I don't know if it's because it's the last shooting or if it's because I'm good, but they clapped a lot," he said.

Wonpil's first mini-album "Unfiltered" was released on various online music sites at 6 p.m. on the 30th of last month.

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