Nayeon

Now, Nayeon takes her enormous appeal to the masses with the release of her first solo album, 'IM NAYEON.'

Now, Nayeon takes her enormous appeal to the masses with the release of her first solo album. Visually striking herself, Nayeon has newly blonde hair and experimented with her makeup to come off at times almost as an entirely new pop supernova in the music video. Along with support from U.S. label Republic Records and TWICE’s large fanbase — which helped them become the first female K-pop act to book a stadium show in America — it will be exciting to see how Nayeon performs stateside through this significant solo moment as the group approaches its milestone seventh anniversary.

By Shim Sun-ah SEOUL, June 24 (Yonhap) -- Nayeon said Friday her debut as a solo artist ...

Asked what makes her feel the most like herself, she answered: "I think that may be my straightforward personality. When asked to single out her own strength as a female soloist, Nayeon said people say listening to TWICE's music always makes them feel better. For this, she said she tried many new styles in hair, makeup and costume, among others. I feel like I have pushed my boundaries through this work." "Before, I did not have many chances to sing alone from beginning to end, since we have many members... Most recently, it concluded a sold-out North American tour, only to return for two encore concerts in Los Angles.

Twice's Im Nayeon talks being the first member of her K-pop girl group to go solo with “POP!” and her EP, writing lyrics on a world tour, and collaborating ...

Since the album’s also coming out in the summer, a lot of the songs also have refreshing vibes, so I tried to blend those vibes together when making decisions. I think while we were on tour this year, all the members thought the same thing: Concerts are so, so much fun, and I’m so, so happy when I perform for an audience. I feel like for the past seven years, I’ve done so many styles that it was inevitable to think, Oh, that style is similar to this or that album from the past. In terms of my personal goals … I want to work in a healthy mind-set. But I did run into him in our company, and I thanked him for doing the recording so well. So I wrote during flights from city to city or in hotel rooms, since I couldn’t really go out as much due to COVID. Writing the lyrics was the most time-consuming work for this album. I knew that because I’ve been working in a team for such a long time, a lot of people have been waiting and looking forward to this. Rather than differences between them, just the fact that I was making songs with other artists outside of the other Twice members was a whole new experience for me. Felix and Wonstein also have very different voices, so that made the collaborations very interesting and fun. I’m not sure of the exact reason why the company decided that I would be the first solo. When they told us the finalized plan for this year, that was when I realized that I have a solo album coming out in June. At first, it did feel unreal. I don’t think I had that specific goal, but I did imagine it a lot.

Nayeon of K-pop band Twice dropped her first solo album “Im Nayeon” on Friday as the first member from the group to go solo. Ahead of dropping the album at ...

Her favorite line in the song, Nayeon said, is “If there could be a clear answer.” Filling the space of eight members was not easy at first, but Nayeon said she eventually got the hang of it. “I felt the happiest when I read comments that talk about how our music makes people feel good. Nayeon packed the EP with seven tracks of diverse sounds and colors resembling different sides of her. The song involves some of the biggest names in music, including lyricist Lee Seuran, songwriters Kenzie and LDN Noise. While it may seem comparatively late that Twice bandmates are finally getting the solo spotlight, Nayeon said now seemed like the perfect moment for them to do so.

By Dong Sun-hwa. It has taken about seven years for Nayeon to go solo since her 2015 debut as part of K-pop girl group TWICE. But the 26-year-old singer, ...

It is a tune about the things that helped me overcome hardships." "As I geared up for my first solo mini-album, I think I pushed the envelope," she said. "Maybe that was because I am the oldest member… "I wrote the lyrics while I was touring around the U.S.," she said. "I made a lot of new attempts in my outfits, hair and makeup," she explained. "We have achieved many feats over the past few years as a group and I believe now is a very good time for us to start solo projects and showcase our various sides," Nayeon said during a press conference at the Fairmont Ambassador Seoul hotel on Friday morning.

The album “Im Nayeon” is not just her name, but a play on words introducing her debut, as if to say “I'm Nayeon.” Aside from “Pop!” the solo album contains ...

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On June 24, TWICE's Nayeon revealed her first solo performance of her debut mini-album title track "POP!"Nayeon adorned the stage with he…

TWICE's Nayeon and Stray Kids' Felix have shared a super-cute video for their new collaboration! On June 24, Nayeon made her highly-anticipated solo debut ...

We’re diligently cheering you on from afar!” Although Nayeon hasn’t released an official video for the song, she and Felix have now teamed up for an adorable “duet version” of “NO PROBLEM” that you can check out below! Watch: TWICE’s Nayeon And Stray Kids’ Felix Drop Adorable Duet Video For Their New Song “NO PROBLEM”

Nayeon of K-pop band TWICE dropped her first solo album "Im Nayeon" on Friday, June 24, as the first member from the group to go solo.

Filling the space of eight members was not easy at first, but Nayeon said she eventually got the hang of it. Her favorite line in the song, Nayeon said, is “If there could be a clear answer.” Making decisions was the most difficult part,” Nayeon said. Fronting the album is “Pop!”, a refreshing bubblegum pop anthem that sings of a sweet, daring message that she will not hesitate to burst one’s bubble. Nayeon packed the EP with seven tracks of diverse sounds and colors resembling different sides of her. While it may seem comparatively late that TWICE bandmates are finally getting the solo spotlight, Nayeon said now seemed like the perfect moment for them to do so.