Rising solo artist Nina has officially made her debut in the music industry.
Nina released her 1st Mini Album 'Never Afraid' today (19th) at noon through various music streaming sites. Nina's debut album 'Never Afraid' tells the first story of a girl standing before the world and serves as a bold declaration of moving forward even with fear, adding significance as BNB MUSIC's first solo artist.
The title track 'Freeze!' is a declaration announcing Nina's arrival in the K-pop scene, embodying the meaning of energetically opening the door to her newly started journey with refreshing energy and confident performances over a trendy sound.
Additionally, the album features four tracks that showcase Nina's diverse colors, including 'Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow,' which delicately expresses the excitement and anxiety of her debut preparation through R&B; 'No Doubt,' which contains warm comfort for those facing challenges, reflecting the anxiety of being a newcomer and self-belief; and 'One Spot,' which rhythmically conveys Nina's strong will towards the one and only spotlight.
Moreover, this album was produced by ROVIN, a producer active at YG Entertainment, enhancing its completeness. ROVIN has been behind numerous hit songs, including Akdong Musician's '200%', Wanna One's 'Promise You', Super Junior's 'GAME', and Momoland's 'Banana Chacha'.
In particular, just like Nina's determination that "fear does not stop me," this album fully captures the excitement and aspirations of being a newcomer, as well as the first steps towards a new path, promising to meet fans' expectations with stages and music worthy of the title 'complete rookie.'
The music video for the title track 'Freeze!', released on the same day, captures Nina's narrative with trendy direction and stylish visuals, and the performance that has garnered attention even before her debut will unfold even more intensely in the main content.
Meanwhile, Nina is set to meet fans through various music broadcasts and stages, starting with Mnet's 'M Countdown' on the afternoon of the 19th.
[Lee Da-kyum, Star Today Reporter]
