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Korean singer Se7en will release a new rhythm and blues tune titled “I’m Good” on Thursday, announced his management agency Eleven9 Entertainment on Monday.
To gear up for his return after a 3-year hiatus, Eleven9 Entertainment released teaser images via Se7en’s official social media accounts Monday morning.
To gear up for his return after a 3-year hiatus, Eleven9 Entertainment released teaser images via Se7en’s official social media accounts Monday morning.
Written and composed by Se7en, “I’m Good” is the musician‘s first release in Korea since his 2013 hit “Thank U.” Through the new single, the artist hopes to relay a message of deep appreciation and gratitude to the Korean fans for their support over the years, said Se7en’s agency in a press release.
The music video for “I’m Good” will be available on YouTube and Naver TV Cast on Thursday at midnight.
Simultaneously, the artist will be releasing new song “Rainbow” on the same day in Japan, three years after the debut of his hit Japanese single “Arigato.”
Se7en will return to the stage from this month, holding performances abroad in Japan, China and other countries.
By Kim Yu-young (ivykim@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
