Sung Han-bin, "I wanted to run away from the recording studio" on solo debut [Star Scene]

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Sung Han-bin, a member of the boy group ZEROBASEONE, revealed behind-the-scenes stories about his solo debut.

On the 12th, Sung Han-bin held a showcase to celebrate the release of his first mini-album, 'DEAD:ALIVE', at Layers Studio 11 in Sinsoo-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul.

Speaking about how he felt he had grown by making his solo debut following his group activities, Sung Han-bin said, "It was the first time I ever wanted to run away from the recording studio." He added, "The songs themselves are very high-pitched, and my vocal tone is a warm, husky boyish voice, so I had mostly sung songs that wrapped around warmly. In contrast, this new track feels intense and requires me to push forward boldly, so I experienced positive stress. It became an opportunity for growth in overcoming things I had never tried before."

He continued, "In reality, I re-recorded the tracks about four or five times, gradually finding my own unique color. I regained my confidence. I used to think, 'I can't sing this kind of song,' but as I came to realize that I could, I grew," expressing a sense of pride.

'DEAD:ALIVE' is a new story depicting the process of not stopping in the face of fear and breaking through one's own limits by passing through pain and trials. It unfolds the journey of moving beyond the familiar self toward a new appearance with the keyword "beautiful destruction."

The title track, 'UNDEAD,' is a track containing a strong will to willingly accept any pain or trial for the sake of you and oneself. Through the story of repeatedly collapsing and rising again to be reborn as an existence that does not perish, it symbolically conveys the messages of "beautiful destruction" and "self-transcendence" in 'DEAD:ALIVE.'

'DEAD:ALIVE' will be released at 6 p.m. on the 12th through various online music streaming platforms.

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