It has been reported that the 'At Gwanghwamun' hitmaker recorded two songs, 'Girlfriend' and 'Too Late', before he enlisted in May.
- Nov 2, 2017
AceShowbiz - Fulfilling mandatory service in South Korea's Military doesn't mean that Kyuhyun would not take part in Super Junior's comeback album "Play". The "At Gwanghwamun" singer reportedly has lent his voice for two out of 10 songs off the album. They are "Girlfriend" and "Too Late".
The Korean heartthrob has recorded the songs before he enlisted in May. "Girlfriend" is a trendy, medium tempo song with synth sound, while "Too Late" is a ballad track with emotional piano melody and a strong drum sound in the latter half of the song. On the other hand, it's still unknown whether or not Ryeowook, who enlisted alongside Kyuhyun, has also taken part in the album.
Super Junior will make their comeback on November 6 as well as celebrate their twelfth anniversary. Ahead of the comeback, the popular Korean boyband has unveiled a music video for ballad track "One More Chance", which is written by member Lee Donghae.
The group has also unleashed two teasers for their track "Black Suit". Based on the teasers, it seems the member will take on different roles for the music video. For instance, Donghae plays security, Yesung plays transporter and Leeteuk plays host of an auction.
On the other hand, it has been confirmed that Choi Siwon would not take part in the group's album promotional activities following a recent controversy involving his family pet dog. A representative from Super Junior's label Label SJ stated, "Choi Siwon will regrettably not be participating in Super Junior's broadcast promotion when they make a comeback on November 6 with their 8th album 'Play'. We sincerely apologize to fans and also ask for their support towards Super Junior."
Siwon's family pet dog caused the death of a neighbor. The singer/actor took to Twitter on October 21 to express his condolences and apologize to the victim's family. "I feel deeply apologetic after hearing about the situation regarding our family's dog. I offer my most sincere condolences toward the family of the deceased," he tweeted.
