UNIVERSAL MUSIC KOREA
R&B singer Dean is poised for a comeback, with Universal Music Korea confirming the release of a new single on Saturday, marking his return after a hiatus of four and a half years.
Dean's most recent release was the U.S. single "Howlin' 404," unveiled on May 31, 2019.
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T.Y, a producer associated with artists from Dean's label you.will.knovv, including Rad Museum and Tabber, alongside Indonesian electronica duo Galdive, will contribute to the upcoming single, as stated by Dean's agency.
Additional details regarding the single, including the title, are expected to be disclosed by the agency in the near future.
Dean, who debuted in 2015 with the single "I'm Not Sorry," is renowned for tracks such as "D (half moon)" (2016), "21" (2016), and "Instagram" (2017).
Following the release of his U.S. single, Dean temporarily halted solo activities, sparking speculation among fans about his return to the music scene. His social media presence also saw a hiatus until he shared a video covering a Shiloh Dynasty song.
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Kang In sig, insig6622@naver.com
Universal Music Korea Announces Return of Renowned Singer After U.S. Single Release in 2019
UNIVERSAL MUSIC KOREA
R&B singer Dean is poised for a comeback, with Universal Music Korea confirming the release of a new single on Saturday, marking his return after a hiatus of four and a half years.
Dean's most recent release was the U.S. single "Howlin' 404," unveiled on May 31, 2019.
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| ▲ UNIVERSAL MUSIC KOREA |
T.Y, a producer associated with artists from Dean's label you.will.knovv, including Rad Museum and Tabber, alongside Indonesian electronica duo Galdive, will contribute to the upcoming single, as stated by Dean's agency.
Additional details regarding the single, including the title, are expected to be disclosed by the agency in the near future.
Dean, who debuted in 2015 with the single "I'm Not Sorry," is renowned for tracks such as "D (half moon)" (2016), "21" (2016), and "Instagram" (2017).
Following the release of his U.S. single, Dean temporarily halted solo activities, sparking speculation among fans about his return to the music scene. His social media presence also saw a hiatus until he shared a video covering a Shiloh Dynasty song.
Sayart.net
Kang In sig, insig6622@naver.com
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