Violin-driven K-pop solo artist ALL’N has announced his upcoming release, “Four Seasons,” arriving November 23rd on EMPIRE.
Marking his first physical album, the release follows his playful, energetic single “DING,” which dropped on October 2nd.
“Four Seasons” puts ALL’N’s signature violin sound front and center, with a catchy melody designed to stay with listeners long after the song ends. Each of his previous releases has revealed a different side of the artist. His debut single, “We Up,” introduced his distinctive sound, while his second digital single, “Dream Higher,” showed a more personal and emotional side. His third single, “DING,” took a playful, lighthearted approach. Now, “Four Seasons” brings a more confident, dance-focused energy while continuing to build on his violin-driven identity.
From “We Up” to “Four Seasons,” ALL’N has grown both as an artist and as the CEO of SKS Entertainment. These experiences have helped him better understand himself, his sound, and his creative vision.
“I think it’s the most complete expression of what I’ve been trying to build as ALL’N so far, with a great balance of both what makes K-pop K-pop and violin,” ALL’N said.
“Four Seasons” reflects on the highs and lows that have shaped ALL’N into the artist he is today. Just as the seasons shift between cold and warmth, each chapter of his life has brought new experiences and lessons. The album brings those experiences together and reflects his growing confidence in his identity as an artist.
ALL’N first gained recognition as an A-Class contestant on China’s hit survival show Youth With You. He later debuted as a solo artist, blending violin with K-pop and electronic music. He performed “We Up” on major South Korean music shows, including M Countdown, Music Bank, Show! Music Core, Inkigayo and Show Champion.
His music videos have also attracted millions of views on YouTube, with “We Up” reaching 1.5 million views, “Dream Higher” garnering 1.4 million, and “DING” surpassing 600,000. His work has been featured in major media outlets, including Billboard, Sweety High, MEGA Magazine, The Korea Herald and Rolling Stone Korea.
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Source: SKS Entertainment
