'10th Debut Anniversary' Ahn Ye-eun Returns with Fifth Full-Length Album Today (18th)

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Singer-songwriter Ahn Ye-eun is set to unveil a full-length album composed entirely of her own original songs.

Ahn Ye-eun will release her fifth full-length album, titled 'It Won't Be That Bad', via major music platforms at 6 p.m. on the 18th. This marks her first full-length album release in approximately three years and five months since her fourth full-length album, 'A Story Written Easily', in February 2023.

'It Won't Be That Bad' begins with the emotion of 'a love that ended tragically' and ultimately tells the story of life as a whole. The first half of the album unfolds centered on broken love and emotional fractures. Amidst an emotional trajectory leading to anger, avoidance, self-deception, resignation, and despair, Ahn Ye-eun's unique narrative unfolds vividly. In contrast, the second half of the album draws closer to her current life philosophy. While facing anxiety and depression head-on, it ultimately leads to the message, 'Let's live anyway.'

'It Won't Be That Bad' features a total of 17 tracks in a 2CD format, including nine new songs and eight previously unreleased tracks newly recorded. With Ahn Ye-eun involved in writing and composing all tracks, she is expected to demonstrate her broad musical capabilities by traversing diverse genres such as rock, waltz, historical-style ballads, folk, and pop jazz.

CD1 includes nine tracks: the title track 'DENY', 'Breath', 'Cliché', 'Lily of the Valley', 'Silence ()', 'Despair ()', 'Thorn Bush', 'Zando-gong', and 'Age'. CD2 sequentially features eight tracks: 'Blind Fish (in Yongcheon Cave)', 'Departure (Vacation ver.)', 'Proust (Ocean ver.)', 'Ten Months and Nine Days (From the Dancer)', 'Yunmu (From October 9th)', 'From School Uniform to Bouquet (Becoming Thirty-Five ver.)', 'Octopus's Dream with Im Ah-jin, Im Sung-yoon, Im Ji-yul, Jeong Som, and Lee Da-on', and 'Noseung and Jannabi (Four Years Later)'.

The main title track 'DENY' deals with 'a failed love' but does not stop at merely portraying relationship failure. It expresses frustrations and avoidance felt throughout life through powerful guitar riffs and energetic sound. The song captures both Ahn Ye-eun's distinctive individuality and popular appeal simultaneously.

Meanwhile, Ahn Ye-eun will hold a solo concert titled 'Double Celebration' on the 20th and 21st at the main auditorium of Seongshin Women's University's Unjeong Green Campus in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, to meet with fans.

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