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Singer Jung Seung-hwan showed off his new music video, which is like a piece of art.
On the 10th, Jung Seung-hwan posted a music video for 'Happiness Is Difficult', one of the double title songs of his full-length album ' Called Love' on his official YouTube channel.
The released music video shows Jung Seung-hwan, who is unable to reach the ideal of happiness, sometimes frustrated, and sometimes troubled. Jung Seung-hwan sings without shaking even in the fragments of his emotions, such as throwing a mirror ball and breaking it. It shows the true value of Jung Seung-hwan's voice that fills the empty space with sensuous production using various lighting effects.
In particular, the music video of 'Happiness is Difficult' added meaning to the fact that producer and singer-songwriter Cloud, who participated in the songwriting, appeared in the band himself.
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'Happiness is difficult' is a song that unravels the hollow mind of the speaker who realized that the small days they were together only after the breakup were happiness. Jung Seung-hwan's mesmerizing vocals were added on top of the retro mood city-pop sensibility to complete a panorama of three-dimensional emotions.
Jung Seung-hwan released his second full album in about seven years, which included a total of 10 songs, including the double title songs 'Bangs' and 'Happiness Is Difficult'. Various scenes of love are contained in each song and are loved by listeners. In fact, all of the double title songs are gaining popularity by entering Melon HOT 100, a major domestic music site.
Jung Seung-hwan will hold an end-of-year performance '2025 Jung Seung-hwan's Goodbye, Winter' at the Olympic Park TicketLink Live Arena in Songpa-gu, Seoul for three days from December 5-7. It is expected to give 'Ballard's essence' as a selection that best matches winter.
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