[All] Changsub's solo album is coming out

Photo courtesy = Vogue Korea Lee Chang-seop © Lee Chang-seop

Singer and musical actor Lee Chang-sub looked back on his solo activities and shared his New Year's resolutions.

On the 20th, Lee Chang-sub released an A-cut pictorial and interview through the February issue of fashion magazine Vogue Korea.

In the pictorial, Lee Chang-seop stylishly pulls off various styles of suits and shows off his dandy yet sophisticated visuals. He exudes a free-spirited sensibility with his deadly poses utilizing sunglasses, and in the black and white cuts, he captures attention with his chic gaze and aura.

In the interview released along with this, Lee Chang-sub talked about his various solo activities, including his first full-length album '1991' released last year, his hit song 'Cheon Sang-yeon', and his recent successful nationwide tour 'The Wayfarer'.

Photo courtesy = Vogue Korea Lee Chang-seop © Lee Chang-seop

First, he pointed out the meaning of his first regular album, saying, "It is a trace of solo Lee Chang-sub and the end of my chapter at the time." He added, "I recorded 10 songs a month, making it as a way to let out some steam. The process was not easy, so it has a special meaning." Lee Chang-sub, who directly participated in writing the lyrics for the double title track "33" of "1991" and the fan song "Yeah, Always, Like It Was Always," expressed his hope, saying, "A song should not only be my story, but also your story. I hope the lyrics can evoke emotions in the listener."

Lee Chang-sub, who received much love for "Cheon Sang-yeon," which ranked first on TJ Karaoke's popular song list in 2024, said, "I'm dumbfounded and touched that my name is at the top of the karaoke popular song chart. This is the first time in my 13 years as a singer. I'd like to thank everyone who introduced me to this song." He also said, "This year, I plan to show my side as a ballad vocalist more often," raising expectations for his music activities.

Photo courtesy = Vogue Korea Lee Chang-seop © Lee Chang-seop

Lee Chang-seop, who also runs a practical music academy, said, “I think my role in music is ultimately to train juniors. I hope I can contribute, even if only a little, to helping young people grow and become stronger and become artists who play a wide range of music.”

Lee Chang-sub, who finished his nationwide tour 'The Wayfarer' early this month, will be holding an encore concert at the Olympic Handball Stadium in Seoul Olympic Park for three days on February 7th, 8th, and 9th. He looked back and said, "Thankfully, the audience gradually increases as the number of performances increases. I thought it would be a long journey, but it was over in the blink of an eye. I traveled around the country on a tour bus, and it felt completely like 'Team Chang-sub' so I felt reassured." He also said, "I've always wanted to be a performing singer. Standing on stage is the essence of my job, and it is my proof. This year, I want to stand on more stages as a vocalist. Because I am the most myself when I sing," he expressed his determination for 2025.

Meanwhile, 2025 Lee Changsub Solo Concert 'The Wayfarer' ENCORE will be held at the Olympic Handball Stadium in Olympic Park, Seoul on February 7th at 8 PM, 8th at 6 PM, and 9th at 5 PM. In addition, Lee Changsub will continue his 'The Wayfarer' tour in Taiwan on February 2nd and in Manila on March 22nd to meet local fans.

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