[Edaily Starin KIM HYUNSIK Reporter] Singer and actress Jung Eun-ji, a member of the girl group Apink, is set to release her new solo album. (Photo courtesy of Billions)(Photo courtesy of Billions)According to her agency, Billions, on the 22nd, Jung Eun-ji will release her fifth solo mini-album, “Summer, I,” on the 11th of next month. Jung Eun-ji debuted in the music industry as a member of Apink in 2011 and has been pursuing solo activities alongside her group work since 2016. "Summer, I" is Jung Eun-ji’s first solo album in 3 years and 9 months since she released the remake album "log" in November 2022. Last year, she released a digital single featuring the track “Is It My Birthday Today?”, for which she wrote the lyrics and composed the music herself, and in February of this year, she sang a remake of “Parrot,” a song from the drama *Gung*’s OST. On the same day, her agency posted a “coming soon” image on its official social media channels featuring a vintage design that looked as if a Polaroid photo had been inserted into a file index, sparking fans’ curiosity about the new album. The agency stated, “Please look forward to the new musical world that Jung Eun-ji will unveil through this new release, as she showcases a broad musical spectrum based on her solid vocal skills, warm tone, and delicate expressiveness.” Jung Eun-ji will perform at the joint concert “HER VOICE,” taking place on September 5 at the Kaohsiung Arena in Taiwan.
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