Jung Seung-hwan Returns with New Album 'Called Love' After 7 Years

Jung Seung-hwan is making a comeback with his new full-length album 'Called Love'.

On the 16th, Jung Seung-hwan revealed the tracklist for his new album 'Called Love' through his official social media channels. The album features a total of 10 tracks, including the double title tracks 'Bang' and 'Happiness is Hard', as well as 'Called Love', 'Such Love', 'Incomplete', 'Planet', 'For Us', 'Embrace', 'How About You', and 'Up to Here'.

The first title track 'Bang' features lyrics by Park Joo-yeon, known for writing hits like Cho Yong-pil's 'I Wish It Would Be That Way Now' and Yoon Sang's 'Shade of Parting'. The second title track 'Happiness is Hard' was composed by producer and singer-songwriter Cloud, in collaboration with Jung Seung-hwan.

Jung Seung-hwan has personally written and composed several songs on this album. The tracks 'Embrace' and 'Up to Here' are self-composed, showcasing his unique musical style. The album also includes contributions from Yoo Hee-yeol, Shin Jae-pyung, and Seo Dong-hwan.

'Called Love' marks Jung Seung-hwan's first full-length album release in seven years. Through this album, he explores various stories centered around the theme of love.

Jung Seung-hwan's album 'Called Love' will be released on various music streaming platforms at 6 PM on the 30th. He will also be holding a year-end concert titled '2025 Jung Seung-hwan's Hello, Winter' from December 5th to 7th at the Ticketlink Live Arena in Songpa-gu, Seoul, where he will meet with fans.