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[talk] Astro MJ, solo single after 3 years “Why are you so pretty” to be released at noon on the 24th

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ASTRO's main vocalist MJ will be releasing a new solo song after three years.

The single 'Why Are You So Pretty' sung by MJ (Astro) will be officially released through domestic and international music platforms at 12 PM on the 24th.

On the 23rd, music publishing Claff Company pre-released a making-of film containing the production site of the collaboration between ASTRO's main vocalist MJ and the 'K-Music ON!' project, a project supported by the Korea Creative Content Agency's 2024 Content Creative Talent Accompanying Excellent Project Commercialization Support Program, through their official homepage and SNS channels, focusing the attention of K-pop fans.

"Why Are You So Pretty" sung by MJ (Astro), which will be released at noon on the 24th, is a song that contains honest and cute emotions of the moment of falling in love. With MJ (Astro)'s soft and warm voice, he delicately expressed all emotions, from the excitement of a romantic relationship to the warmth of a moment of love.

'Why Are You So Pretty' is a song created by composer Jimin (JAK), who is active in various genres of K-POP and numerous OST songs. The cute string lines and bouncy EP guitar and rhythm enrich the song.

In particular, the excitement and sincerity of love contained in lyrics such as “Why are you so pretty when I look at your face” and “The end of my movie is you” are combined with MJ (Astro)’s attractive vocals and emotional interpretation to give special emotions to the listeners.

After 3 years, finally some good news

I'm looking forward to the new album.

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