Jay, a member of the group ENHYPEN, has met with American singer-songwriter MAX.
MAX's new song 'Love Insane,' featuring Jay, was released today (18th) at 1 PM on global music streaming sites. Along with this, the music video was uploaded to MAX's official YouTube channel.
'Love Insane' is a song that expresses the feelings of a man who is gradually going crazy from falling in love, delivered in a lively and rhythmic manner. The exciting drum beats, intense synths, and energetic brass sounds create an addictive quality. Additionally, the powerful vocals of Jay and MAX add to the energy of the track.
Jay expressed his thoughts through his agency Belift Lab, stating, "MAX is an artist with a wide musical spectrum who provides a lot of inspiration." He added, "I am happy to be able to challenge myself with new music alongside him." He continued, "I usually showcase a rock style, but this time I focused on delivering high notes with a clean falsetto amidst groovy melody lines. Please pay attention to my unique transformation."
Jay has showcased a wide vocal range, from soft tones to refreshing high notes, through ENHYPEN's songs, featuring tracks, and cover songs, boasting solid vocal skills. Furthermore, he proved his versatile musical abilities by participating in the production, songwriting, and guitar playing of the track 'Helium' from the mini-album 'Dilemma: Unleash,' released last month.
Thanks to this passion, Jay participated in the 30th-anniversary commemorative single 'whodunit-GLAY × JAY(ENHYPEN)-/シェア' (Whodunit - GLAY × Jay (ENHYPEN) -/Share) of the famous Japanese rock band GLAY last year, receiving great responses from fans. Additionally, the cover video of 'Always,' released in March, garnered attention when the original artist Bon Jovi mentioned it as "a really great cover" on his official SNS, and it has become immensely popular, nearing 15 million views in about four months.
Meanwhile, MAX is a talented artist who has performed on world tours across the US, Asia, and Europe, as well as on major festival stages like 'Lollapalooza.'
[Ji Seung-hoon, Star Today Reporter]
