Singer Nana (NANA) is raising fans' expectations ahead of the release of the music video for the track 'DAYLIGHT', which will conclude her first solo album.
On the 13th, the poster for the music video of 'DAYLIGHT', a track from Nana's first solo album 'SEVENTH HEAVEN 16', was released. This poster release comes just three days before the final music video of the album, drawing significant attention from fans.
'DAYLIGHT' depicts a person's journey following the light, embodying a commitment to embrace oneself as they are, free from the gaze of others. As the lyrics say, “I am enough as I am,” it conveys a calm yet warm resonance of self-acceptance and self-love.
In the released poster, Nana leans against a table, gazing at the camera, revealing a solitary and honest expression. This resonates deeply with the song's message of fully accepting oneself without being swayed by others' opinions.
Additionally, the softly spreading light in a dark space symbolically represents the message that 'DAYLIGHT' aims to convey, further capturing attention.
Previously, Nana showcased different emotions and concepts by consecutively releasing the music videos for the title track 'GOD' and the track 'Wound'. Through the final track 'DAYLIGHT', she is expected to present her authenticity, capturing her voice and sensory visuals.
In particular, as Nana personally participated in the overall production, concept planning, and direction of her first solo album 'SEVENTH HEAVEN 16', there is heightened interest in the final unveiling of the 'DAYLIGHT' music video.
Meanwhile, the 'DAYLIGHT' music video will be released on the 16th through Nana's official YouTube channel and other platforms.
[Lee Da-kyum, Star Today Reporter]
