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Singer Park Woo-jin is making a comeback.
Park Woo-jin will release his second EP, "SOLSTICE," through various music streaming platforms at 6 p.m. on the 13th. This marks his first new release in approximately one year and five months since the single "Cool & Hot" released in April last year. It further adds significance as the first album he presents after joining Paramusic.
According to his agency, Paramusic, the album is titled "SOLSTICE," which refers to the moment when the sun reaches its extreme point of the year and the seasons change. It captures Park Woo-jin moving toward new possibilities on a path he has chosen for himself, based on the experiences he has accumulated so far.
The agency explained that he expressed through music an attitude of accepting the anxiety and concerns encountered during his challenges as part of growth, and expanding his territory in his own way.

The title track "STAMINA" is a tech house song filled with confidence and vigor to constantly challenge beyond limits. A thrilling beat, roughly processed bass, and sharp synth sounds evoke intense energy. Park Woo-jin's attractive mid-low voice is added to tell of the strength to move forward tirelessly toward what he loves and his dreams.
On the 12th, a teaser for the "STAMINA" music video was released. In the teaser, Park Woo-jin appears confidently in different spaces, adding to the fearless atmosphere of the new song, while the intense beat flowing from the teaser heightened anticipation for the performance to be revealed along with the full version.
The track "SYNCOPATION," which features lively rap and a repeating chant, captures the free-spirited charm of enjoying the moment by breaking away from set frameworks. In the R&B track "Come Back," he alternates between rap and vocals to calmly unfold regret and longing, while the pop rock track "C-119 (feat. TWLV)," featuring TWLV, conveys a sense of liberation in moving forward leaving behind wounds and regrets.
Paramusic stated, "In this album, Park Woo-jin has expanded his spectrum by increasing the vocal proportion alongside his strengths in rap and performance. He participated in the lyrics for three tracks, including the title song, and added his own sensibility to 'Come Back' through solo lyric writing and co-composition. In this way, Park Woo-jin is expected to showcase a further expanded spectrum as a solo artist through four songs that range from intense energy to delicate emotional lines."
Park Woo-jin's second EP "SOLSTICE" will be released at 6 p.m. on the 13th, and he will hold a comeback showcase at 8 p.m. to spend time with fans.

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