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EVAN to Release First Mini Album 'DEATH OF ME' on September 7… Producing All 8 Tracks Spanning Trap and Alternative Rock

Singer EVAN has pre-released some tracks from his first mini album 'DEATH OF ME,' heralding a diverse range of musical experiments. On the 25th, EVAN posted a track sampler through his official social media. The revealed songs were 'Not Enough' and 'Immature,' both of which EVAN directly took part i

Jonggyu Park
Staff Reporter
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EVAN to Release First Mini Album 'DEATH OF ME' on September 7… Producing All 8 Tracks Spanning Trap and Alternative Rock
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Singer EVAN has pre-released some tracks from his first mini album 'DEATH OF ME,' heralding a diverse range of musical experiments. On the 25th, EVAN posted a track sampler through his official social media. The revealed songs were 'Not Enough' and 'Immature,' both of which EVAN directly took part in producing. 'Not Enough' is a trap genre track. The mood of the song was visually expressed through an objet of a cube growing cold and dry before shattering, with the lyrics "It's not enough" laid over a melodic line to convey a yearning for a bigger world. 'Immature' is an alternative rock track that emphasized the song's energy through an objet of endlessly falling wings. Pop and electro sounds intersect with the rock sound, and lyrics such as "I don't know how to stop" show EVAN moving forward. Previously, EVAN had also released portions of the dream pop track 'Going Home' and the lo-fi pop R&B track 'Noise.' With trap and alternative rock tracks added to these, the new album is expected to feature an even richer musical palette. In particular, the objet-based track sampler drew attention as content that visually expresses the mood of the songs. EVAN's mini album 'DEATH OF ME' will be released on September 7 at 6 p.m. It includes a total of eight tracks, including the title track of the same name, 'Death of Me,' with EVAN leading the overall production. EVAN emphasized the message of the new album, expressing his determination to keep moving forward through the lyrics "I don't know how to stop" and his longing for a wider world through the words "It's not enough."

Jonggyu Park
Staff Reporter

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