From Eunji's successful solo debut (Apink)
ウンジのソロデビュー成功から（Apink）
ウンジのソロデビュー成功から（Apink）
Jung Eunji, who is currently working as a solo artist, is doing well with her album, following her music.
On the 20th, her agency said, "Jung Eunji's first mini album 'Dream', which is scheduled for offline release on the 22nd, quickly sold out the first 30,000 copies when pre-orders began. Therefore, we urgently ordered an additional 20,000 copies."
It is unusual for solo singer Jung Eunji, not girl group APink, to cause such a phenomenon in the album market.
The strength of female soloist Jung Eunji is particularly meaningful in the current album market, where male idols account for more than 70% of sales.
Jung Eunji focused on comfort rather than glamour for her first solo album.
With the keyword "healing" and messages of support for family, lovers, and friends, she conveys emotions in a warm and heartwarming atmosphere, and is making a name for herself in the music and album market.
(From K-POP News)
No matter what concept she sings, Eunji's singing voice is wonderful.
Her songs touch the hearts of those who listen to them.
She knows this, so when she sings them, they sell.
Eunji's singing voice is not picky about the place or stage.
She is different from studio musicians (are there more of these these days?) who are completely terrible at live stages (they can only sing in places with perfect sound equipment).
It is only natural that Eunji is "making a name for herself in the music and album market."
The fact that Eunji's songs have become hits may be an encouraging sign for the other members of Apink.
This is because the other members have been inspired by Eunji and are improving their singing skills.
Bomi and Namjoo, together with Eunji, have been honing their soothing, refreshing singing voices.
If Apink's presence grows a little more, I feel that there will be an opportunity for Bomi and Namjoo to make solo debuts.
Recently, there have been many solo debuts from the vocal lines of "K-groups," and they have been steadily achieving results.
As a result, there seems to be a growing momentum for them to explore solo activities rather than resting on their laurels in group music.
Originally, group music is a kind of terminal stage, a prelude to becoming a solo (idol) singer.
When you are able to do solo activities, you should seize the opportunity and take the plunge.
Recently, one member of a certain group decided to leave the group to pursue a solo career.
It may be an adventure, but that's fine too.
On the other hand, it's not a bad thing to make the first terminal your home and work with close friends.
Girls' Generation's Yoona said on a Korean TV show,
"We want to continue working like Japan's SMAP."
Unfortunately, Jessica, who was good friends with Yuna, left the group, but the other members are following Yuna's advice.
SMAP in Japan has had some troubles recently, but they are continuing to work in all directions, using their first terminal as their base.
I hope that Eunji will continue with Apink's activities while also pursuing her solo career.
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