Evan's 'Death of Me' turns tangled emotions into a breakthrough, tops 530,000 copies in seven days

The start of a half-million-selling era: Evan writes a new record

Singer 'Evan' has won overwhelming public support as his first mini album, 'Death of Me' (DEATH OF ME), joined the ranks of half-million sellers just one week after its release. According to his agency, 'Belift Lab', the album sold a total of '530,929 copies' from the release date, the 7th, through the 13th, according to Hanteo Chart.

Achieving this feat in just seven days goes beyond a sales figure; it demonstrates the artist's explosive growth. 'Death of Me' tightly grips a range of intertwined emotions and richly captures a firm resolve to keep moving forward despite any hardship.

The album features 'eight tracks', including its title track of the same name, with 'Evan' personally handling 'production' across the album to maximize its musical authenticity. The distinctive sound he built while maintaining complete control of his own narrative, breaking free from a formulaic format, is seen as the key force behind the album's success.