A trailer video has been released announcing the start of full-scale activities for MARK, a member of the Korean boy group "NCT", for his first solo album.
The trailer "1999, Torron" was released on the NCT YouTube channel at midnight today (24th).
"To" is receiving a good response as it contains an emotional story about the Toronto section, which is the first chapter of MARK's first solo album "The Firstfruit."
The trailer gives a glimpse into the light-hearted atmosphere of the Toronto chapter, where MARK's journey began, and depicts MARK's childhood memories and inner growth process in an abstract and wild way.
The video is filled with images that are full of emotion. In particular, the track "Toronto's Window" is the first track on the album. MARK looks back on his life and
He then warmly expresses how precious this album is to him, and the narration that flows calmly over the minimalist guitar melody conveys MARK's true feelings.
Mark's first solo album, "The Firstfruit," includes 13 songs, including the title track "1999," and covers his hometown of Toronto, his first city of New York, and his childhood.
The album is divided into four sections, each representing a different city, including Vancouver, where he left his mark, and Seoul, where he made his dreams come true. The album features honest music that follows Mark's footsteps so far.
The solo album "The Firstfruit" will be released on various music sites at 6 p.m. on the 7th of next month, and will also be released as a CD album on the same day.
Meanwhile, ahead of the release of his first solo album, MARK will be holding a private listening party, "Mark's
Homecoming" and will have a special time performing the entire album to fans for the first time.
At this listening party, MARK will play his first solo album playlist, which he personally curated, and talk about the process of preparing the album and the stories behind the songs.
The announcement will be made in person. Fans will also be able to see MARK's special acoustic live performance, raising expectations even further.
