[Edaily Starin KIM HYUNSIK Reporter] Singer EVAN is making a comeback with a mini-album. (Photo courtesy of Belief Lab)According to his agency, Belief Lab, on the 10th, EVAN will release his first mini-album, “DEATH OF ME,” on the 7th of next month. Evan, who debuted as a member of the group ENHYPEN in 2020, left the group last March and transitioned to a solo career. This new release comes about three months after he released his solo debut single, “RIDE OR DIE,” last June. With his previous release, Evan topped the iTunes Top Songs charts in nine countries worldwide and ranked No. 1 on Tencent Music’s weekly Korean chart in China. Regarding his comeback album, *Death of Me*, his agency stated, “This album tells a story of declaring to move forward while holding the reins of emotions that are intertwined in many ways,” adding, “Following his previous work, Evan personally participated in the production, expressing his sincere inner thoughts and determination for the future through a diverse range of sounds.” Evan will meet with fans at a showcase held at Kyung Hee University’s Peace Hall in Seoul at 7 p.m. on the day of the album’s release. Prior to that, on the 14th (all times local), he will appear on “Spotlight,” a special program hosted by the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles, USA.
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