Different from X1 and BAE173… Lee Han-gyeol, the infinite charm he will show as a solo artist

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Singer Lee Han-gyeol has proven his ability to handle various concepts.

Ahead of the release of his first mini-album "NOISE" on the 14th, Lee Han-gyeol released a teaser for the music video of the title track "BUNZI," foreshadowing the intense atmosphere and explosive energy of the new song.

The teaser video captured diverse scenes against a dark backdrop, ranging from Lee Han-gyeol's relaxed demeanor to dynamic performances with dancers. Amidst a blend of sophisticated color tones and gritty visuals, Lee Han-gyeol captivates attention with his carefree attitude and confident movements.

In particular, the group dance scenes feature standout performances where he pours out energy with his entire body, creating an atmosphere that makes viewers want to jump around along with him. Expectations are building for what kind of stage Lee Han-gyeol will present through this new song, as he boldly showcases the capabilities he has cultivated over time.

The title track "BUNZI" is a Latin pop song based on an intense bass line. True to its name, which means "to dive in," the song conveys the energy of expressing oneself without hesitation and is set to showcase Lee Han-gyeol's unique musical color and performance style.

Lee Han-gyeol recently released behind-the-scenes videos of choreography practice and recording sessions, drawing fan attention to his comeback activities. The choreography practice video offered a glimpse into his dance performance, revealing his distinct charm alongside numerous dancers, while the recording scene showcased his sincere dedication to music.

A second teaser for the "BUNZI" music video is scheduled to be released at 6 p.m. on the 12th, which is expected to further heighten anticipation for the new song.

Lee Han-gyeol will hold a media showcase at 4 p.m. on the 14th, followed by the release of his first mini-album "NOISE" through music platforms at 6 p.m.

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