Lee Eun-sang to release first solo EP 'Dream Garden' on October 21
Singer Lee Eun-sang is set to release his first solo EP, 'Dream Garden', on October 21 at 6:00 PM. The album showcases his growth as a singer-songwriter through songs he helped write and compose.
Singer Lee Eun-sang will release his first solo EP, 'Dream Garden', on October 21 at 6:00 PM. The four-track album, for which Lee wrote all lyrics and compositions, follows an offline promotion in Seongsu-dong, Seoul, where he distributed flowers to citizens on October 19.
According to media reports, singer Lee Eun-sang will release his first solo EP, 'Dream Garden', at 6:00 PM on October 21. This album is a work that expresses the emotions and experiences encountered while chasing dreams from Lee Eun-sang's perspective. It focuses on deepening his musical sensibility and demonstrating his growth as a singer-songwriter.
Based on a natural and warm atmosphere, the album tells a story of dreams, love, and finding one's own path. The tracklist consists of a total of four songs, including the title track 'Dream Garden', 'Reason', 'I Want to Be a Child', and 'I Love You More Than Love'.
Lee Eun-sang participated in the lyrics and composition of all four songs. He imbued each track with different emotions and stories, arranging the entire album to harmonize like a single garden to reveal his unique musical color.
The music video teaser released ahead of the release contains scenes reminiscent of 'Dream Garden'. The warm, lyrical atmosphere and sensory visual beauty have heightened curiosity regarding the new song and the full music video.
Prior to the release, Lee Eun-sang held an offline promotion on October 19 in Seongsu-dong, Seoul, where he personally distributed flowers to citizens. The event, which brought the garden and flowers—the core themes of the album—into a real-world space, was organized to convey the message of the work to the public.
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