The band Soran mentioned their future activities following the change to Go Young-bae's 'solo system.'
On the afternoon of the 16th, a showcase for Soran's new EP album 'Dream' was held at the MPMG headquarters located in Changjeon-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul. Main vocalist Go Young-bae, bassist Seo Myeon-ho, and guitarist Lee Tae-wook attended the event.
Soran will conclude their current three-member system with a concert in January next year and transition to a one-man band led by Go Young-bae. According to their agency, this change is a decision to focus on each member's musical activities rather than a disbandment, and the members sought a new direction after long discussions. Seo Myeon-ho and Lee Tae-wook will pursue their own musical activities moving forward.
In this regard, Go Young-bae stated, "In the past, we were four members, then three, and there were many concerns at that time. After that, we worked hard for about a year saying 'let's do well together.' While discussing re-contracting this spring, I thought that now is the right time for each to go their own way, which led to this decision."
He added, "I wanted to take the time to wrap things up rather than abruptly announce a farewell to the fans who have supported us until now. So we decided to share music together until the end and conclude it that way."
The new release 'Dream' will be available on various music streaming sites at 6 PM on the 17th.
'Dream' is a work that captures the emotional line of this change, marking the band's first new release in two years and the final record of the current three-member system. The title 'Dream' was chosen with the hope that "we wish to continue being a band that dreams," conveying a message of transition from the band's dreams to individual dreams.
[Ji Seung-hoon, Star Today Reporter]
