SHINee's Key releases music video for Japanese original single ”Tongue Tied”... First performance at Tokyo concert

The music video (MV) for "Tongue Tied," the Japanese original single by KEY of the Korean boy group SHINee, has been released.
The title song of Key's first Japanese original single "Tongue" was released on SMTOWN's YouTube channel at midnight today (3rd).
The music video for "Tongue Tied" is a harmonious blend of the song's sensual mood and sophisticated visual beauty, drawing attention.
"Tied" features a deep drum sound, western guitar and marching sounds.
The song is a pop punk track with a strong impact due to the addition of whistles, and expresses the moment when one is captivated by someone and is at a loss for words with witty lyrics and Key's unique vocals.
The music video tells the story of two people who follow the fictional character "Mystery Baseman" and become deeply attracted to each other, enhancing the meaningful atmosphere and the background of the song.
In particular, Key has released a strange song that makes you open your mouth, fitting for the title "Tongue Tied," called "Freaky."
The concept of the website is to transform into "Fortuneteller", an online consulting style website that solves problems through fortune telling, and a mysterious and dreamy teaser image.
The promotion has garnered enthusiastic responses from music fans. Furthermore, the album, which will be released locally on August 7, will feature a tarot card bar that cleverly uses Key's portraits throughout the album.
It will be released in three jewel case versions that incorporate the diverse charms of John and the teaser image, and you can enjoy the unique identity of 'Concept Master' Key.
Key will hold a solo concert in Tokyo called "2024 KEYLAND ON:AND ON in Japan" on July 6-7, and will be releasing his new song "Tongue" at the concert.
The album is expected to be a big hit as it will premiere "Tied" and "Fresh." Meanwhile, Key will be embarking on his first Asia tour, starting in Tokyo, then Bangkok, Jakarta, Macau, Kobe, Kaohsiung, and more.
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