Brown Eyed Soul Makes a Comeback with New Album After 6 Years

The representative soul vocal group Brown Eyed Soul (Jeong-yeob, Na-ul, Young-jun) is returning this fall with a new album after 6 years. The agency Long Play Music announced on the 23rd, "Brown Eyed Soul plans to meet fans with a new album in September this year, at the latest by the end of the year." Most of the song recordings have been completed, and it was revealed that they are also preparing for a full group comeback and concert based on this album.

This album from Brown Eyed Soul is the first new release in about 6 years since the release of their 5th regular half album 'It' Soul Right' in 2019. With the departure of member Seong-hoon in 2023, this album marks the first appearance of the trio consisting of Jeong-yeob, Na-ul, and Young-jun, drawing attention from fans and the music industry. The group has previously continued individual activities and joint performances, but it has been a long time since they engaged in full group activities such as album releases and nationwide tour concerts.

In their previous activities, Brown Eyed Soul has received public love for their "luxury live" performances, covering various genres such as Motown sound, Blaxploitation, and funky soul. Especially since they have numerous hit songs like 'Did I Really Love You', 'Is It the Wind?', and 'My Everything', fans' expectations for this comeback are at an all-time high.