It has finally arrived! EXO member Xiumin’s long-awaited debut solo album has finally arrived after a long period of waiting. The release of the singer’s first album under his own name as a solo artist, coupled with a music video for the album’s title tune, is cause for celebration for fans.
Anticipation has reached an all-time high since the announcement was made. The journey, which included teasers, concept photos and more, was a long one, but we have to say it was relatively fulfilling.
For the benefit of those who may not know, Xiumin released his debut solo album titled Brand New and a music video for the album’s title track, also titled Brand New. The beat of the song is quite catchy and has some soothing accompaniment in the background.
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You won’t be able to help but bob your head along to the tune after hearing this one. In terms of words, Xiumin sings about exposing a different aspect of himself to the audience. This is a guarantee that he will demonstrate this aspect of “Brand Fresh” as well as new shades of personality.
Seeing the idol in such a light is truly a mind-blowing experience. As for the choreography, the dance does an excellent job of capturing the spirit of the music. The video creates an atmosphere of harmony through the coordinated steps they each take.
In the end, Xiumin manages to capture everyone’s attention thanks to his charming personality and confident demeanor. There’s a lot to say about the music video, but for now, let’s not delay any longer and check it out here:
In light of this, what do you think? Is it just me or does Xiumin just look precious in the video? Meanwhile, the album contains a total of five songs, including “Feedback”, “Dandelion (Love Letter)”, “Serenity”, “Let’s go forth again in anticipation of a bright tomorrow” and “Brand New”, a song that serves as the title track of the album.
When asked about his solo album, the EXO singer described it as one that “captures the early ’90s and early 2000s vibes” that he enjoyed when he was younger and that fit the his unique style. “It’s an album that captures the feeling of those decades,” he said.