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Shinhwa's Lee Min-woo to end 10-year solo hiatus with single 'Again'

Published: 28 Mar. 2024, 13:27

KIM JU-YEON
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Singer Lee Min-woo of Shinhwa will release his digital single ″Again″ on April 11. [LEANBRANDING]

Singer Lee Min-woo of Shinhwa will break his 10-year solo music hiatus with his digital single “Again” on April 11.

Also credited as M as a solo artist, Lee’s last solo music drop was his third EP “M+ TEN” in 2014. He has since released music and performed as a member of Shinhwa and its three-member subunit, Shinhwa WDJ.

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On Thursday, a teaser image for "Again" was shared on the social media pages of the singer's agency, Leanbranding.

“Lee Min-woo will release music that is in a style he has never done before,” Leanbranding said in a press release on the same day. “He will prove his position as a top legendary artist with plans to hold a variety of promotional activities.”

Lee debuted as a member of boy band Shinhwa in March 1998. Shinhwa is the longest-running act in the history of K-pop, having just celebrated its 26th anniversary on Sunday. The band has released 13 full-length albums with hit tracks including "T.O.P (Twinkling of Paradise)" (1999), "Perfect Man" (2003), "Brand New" (2004) and "Memory" (2015).

Lee was the first Shinhwa member to launch a solo artist career, with his first full-length album “Just One Night” in 2003.

To find out more about Lee Min-woo, visit Celeb Confirmed!

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