[Edaily Starin KIM HYUNSIK Reporter] Dino of the group SEVENTEEN will release “There Is No Painless Goodbye” as the pre-release track for his alter ego, Pi Cheol-in’s album. (Photo courtesy of Pledis Entertainment)According to his agency, Pledis Entertainment, on the 14th, Dino will release “There Is No Painless Goodbye,” the pre-release track from his solo mini-album “GilBOARD” (吉BOARD), at 6 p.m. on the 15th via various online music platforms. "There Is No Painless Goodbye" is a city pop track that has generated anticipation as it features narration by singer Lee Moon-sae. A music video teaser posted on the agency’s official social media accounts that day showed Dino, transformed into a “man of steel,” racing unhesitatingly through the streets and dancing alone under a streetlight, piquing fans’ curiosity about the full video. Dino will release the album “Gilboard” and all tracks digitally on the 3rd of next month. The album title “Gilboard” is a combination of the Chinese character for “auspicious” (吉, “gil”) and the English word “board” (BOARD, meaning a platform or stage). It embodies his ambition to “turn the streets into a stage to ignite nationwide excitement” and his wish that “everyone’s life be auspicious.” Ahead of the album’s release, Dino will release the full music video for the track “Crazy, Crazy” on the 22nd. His agency stated, “Picheolin is a persona created with the aspiration to ‘blend naturally and familiarly into the public’s daily lives,’” adding, “Through this, Dino will connect with the public as someone who transforms life into a joyful rhythm.”
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