10cm Releases Regular Album '5.0' After 7 Years... Showcases 'Convenience Store-like Music' Capturing Everyday Emotions

Singer 10cm has revealed himself to music fans with 'convenience store-like music' that sings about the small emotions of everyday life through his regular album after about 8 years.

His agency C.A.M announced on the 31st that 10cm released his regular 5th album '5.0' through various music streaming sites the day before. This album is noteworthy as it is the first regular album released in 7 years and 11 months, marking a significant return after a long hiatus.

In this new work, 10cm has introduced the unique keyword 'convenience store-like music'. He has infused the ordinary moments encountered in daily life and the emotions that bloom within them into his music. The piece of lemon cake featured on the album cover visually embodies this concept, conveying the message that a small sweetness expands into happiness in everyday life.

The new album includes a total of 12 tracks, including the title song 'Love is Six Lines'. In particular, the collaboration song 'Dance' with singer BIBI was pre-released before the album launch, generating buzz, while 'Monday Is Coming' cleverly expresses the overwhelming feelings that arise as Monday approaches.

The title track 'Love is Six Lines' is a work that expresses a confession likened to the six strings of a guitar and the emptiness that follows in a rock sound.

10cm has released the music video for the title track simultaneously with the album release, and he announced that on the 1st of next month, he will present a 47-minute long music video that weaves all the tracks of the album into a single story.

Additionally, on the 9th and 10th of next month, he plans to hold a solo concert '5.0' at the Handball Stadium in Olympic Park, Seoul, to meet fans directly and showcase the new songs.