Kim Hyun-joong mini-album receives over 70,000 pre-orders
Kim Hyun-joong [KEYEAST]
Singer and actor Kim Hyun-joong’s upcoming album has received over 70,000 pre-orders, according to his agency KEYEAST on Monday.
A press release by KEYEAST explained that Kim’s first mini-album “Break Down,” which opened up for reservations on May 20, has already sold over 70,000 copies in advance.
“Break Down,” which will be Kim’s first solo album set to hit stores on June 8, is composed of a title track of the same name, as well as other songs “Intro (Let Me Go),” “Please” and “ Kiss Kiss.”
The record is set for simultaneous release throughout Asia, covering Korea as well as the neighboring countries of China, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Singapore and more.
Kim plans to resume his activity as a singer starting with a showcase for some 4,000 fans on June 7.
Kim, 24, made his debut as the leader of the popular boy band SS501 in 2005. He became a household name throughout Asia after starring in KBS’ smash hit series “Boys Over Flowers” in 2009.
The members of his group went separate ways in the summer of 2009 however, after their contract with DSP Media expired. Kim newly signed with KEYEAST.
He recently took part in a promotional event in Japan for drama “Naughty Kiss," the Korean small screen adaptation of the Japanese comic “Itazura na Kiss," in which he plays the role of Baek Sung-jo.
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