25th Anniversary of BoA, 11th Album 'Crazier' Release… "Connecting Emotions and Narratives with the Fandom 'Jumping BoA' through Music"

Singer BoA, known as the 'Star of Asia', will release her 11th regular album 'Crazier' on the 4th, marking her 25th debut anniversary, according to her agency SM Entertainment.

This album includes a total of 11 tracks, including the title track 'Crazier', the self-composed songs 'It Takes Two' and 'How Could'. Notably, it also features a fan song titled 'Clockwise', expressing gratitude towards her fans.

SM Entertainment stated, "This is a meaningful album commemorating BoA's 25th debut anniversary, encapsulating her past musical world," and added, "It serves as a medium connecting the emotions and narratives with the long-time fandom 'Jumping BoA' through music." They also mentioned that this album encompasses various genres from dance tracks to emotional ballads.

BoA debuted at the age of 14 with 'ID; Peace B' in 2000 and entered the Japanese market the following year. She achieved great success in Japan by releasing two million-selling albums, showcasing her unwavering live performance skills despite intense choreography. She is regarded as a leading artist in the K-pop wave in Japan.

Regarding the album release, BoA expressed, "There isn't a particularly different feeling about turning 25, but sometimes I think, 'Has it really been 25 years already?'" She added, "It's been 5 years since my last regular album 'Better', and I prepared various aspects and vocal colors that I couldn't show to my long-time supporting fans. I hope you like it."