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Oh My Girl's Hyojung Makes Solo Debut Today (15th) with First Mini Album 'Lost&Found,' Title Track 'Might Be Unfinished'

Oh My Girl's Hyojung takes her first step as a solo artist. Hyojung will release her first solo mini album 'Lost&Found' today (the 15th) at 6 p.m. through various music streaming sites. The album contains the story of Hyojung looking back on the path she has walked so far and taking a step forward

Jay Choi
Staff Reporter
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Oh My Girl's Hyojung Makes Solo Debut Today (15th) with First Mini Album 'Lost&Found,' Title Track 'Might Be Unfinished'
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Oh My Girl's Hyojung takes her first step as a solo artist.

Hyojung will release her first solo mini album 'Lost&Found' today (the 15th) at 6 p.m. through various music streaming sites. The album contains the story of Hyojung looking back on the path she has walked so far and taking a step forward toward a tomorrow that is not yet complete.

Notably, Hyojung personally participated in writing and composing all the tracks, capturing her own honest emotions and musical color throughout the album.

The title track 'Might Be Unfinished (Miwanseongiljido)' conveys a message of courage, encouraging listeners to trust their own intuition instead of set answers or others' opinions, and to move forward as they are, incomplete. Hyojung's signature refreshing vocals and delicate expressiveness stand out. In the music video released alongside the song, she depicts the process of finding her own path through a journey of filling in an empty map.

The new album includes a total of six tracks: in addition to the title track, 'It Might Hurt More Than Regret,' which contains a sincere resolve, and '8 (if),' which sings of a steadfast heart, as well as instrumental versions of each song.

On the day of the release, Hyojung will appear on Mnet's 'M Countdown' to unveil the title track stage for the first time. She will then hold small-theater concerts 'HYOJUNG 1st LIVE 'Lost&Found'' with a live band session in Seoul from the 17th to the 18th, and in Tokyo, Japan on November 1, as she begins full-fledged activities.

Photo provided by RBW and DSP Media.

Jay Choi
Staff Reporter

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