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Balladeer Im Chang-jung to return on Oct. 23

By Hong Dam-young

Published : Oct. 13, 2017 - 17:22

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Balladeer Im Chang-jung will make his long-awaited return on Oct. 23, according to the artist’s NH Entertainment Media Group label on Friday.

According to the label, Im’s new EP will feature several ballad tracks and a duet number. The singer recently finished filming a music video for the new single in Seoul. 

Im Chang-jung (Herald DB) Im Chang-jung (Herald DB)

“Im has put a lot of effort into the new album so as not to disappoint fans. The upcoming songs will be loved by fans as much as his previous hits,” an agency official said.

After debuting in 1990, the veteran singer rose to fame with hits such as “Be a Star” and “Love Affair” in the late 1990s, as well as “Love Again” and “The Love That I Committed” in 2015 and 2016, respectively. Im also pursued an acting career, starring in movies and TV dramas.

Im will officially kick off promotions for his upcoming album with a showcase at Blue Square Samsung Card Hall in Seoul on Oct. 23. 

By Hong Dam-young (lotus@heraldcorp.com)

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