Singer kyubin. Photo Liveworks company
Kyubin, who recently released his first full-length album “Piece,” shared his thoughts on the album and his musical journey in a recent interview. He expressed his nervousness and excitement about releasing a full album for the first time, stating that it felt like presenting a complete story too his fans.”Piece” is described as an album that reflects Kyubin’s personal experiences and emotions, exploring themes of love, loss, and self-revelation. He collaborated wiht various producers and songwriters to create a diverse soundscape, incorporating elements of R&B, pop, and ballad.
Kyubin discussed the challenges he faced during the album’s production, including finding his own voice and staying true to his artistic vision. He emphasized the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in his music, hoping to connect with listeners on a deeper level.
He also spoke about his future goals as an artist, expressing his desire to continue experimenting with different genres and collaborating with other musicians. Kyubin aims to establish himself as a versatile and innovative artist, constantly pushing the boundaries of his creativity.
the album has been receiving positive reviews from critics and fans alike, praising Kyubin’s vocal performance, songwriting, and overall artistic growth. He is currently promoting the album through various appearances and performances, eager to share his music with a wider audience.Kyubin,who debuted with her debut song ‘Really Like You’ in January last year,received a positive response in Asia,including Japan,upon her debut. She achieved an unusual achievement for a female solo rookie by ranking first on Spotify’s viral chart in seven Asian countries and first on Billboard Japan’s Heatseekers chart.
Sony Music Labels highly evaluated Kyubin’s performance,capabilities as a singer-songwriter,and english and Japanese skills. In particular,we decided to recruit her through Epic Records because we believed that female solo artists with all the ‘hexagons’ of vocals,performance,and visuals were rare in the Japanese market.