Singer Park Jung-min unveils images from new photobook

Park Jung-min's photo from 1st mini-album "THE, PARK JUNG MIN" [CNR Media]

Singer Park Jung-min has unveiled images from his photobook featured in his mini-album "THE, PARK JUNG MIN" released last night, revealed his agency CNR Media on Friday.

A press release by CNR showed a total of six photographs featuring Park in various poses and expressions, along with two additional images from the album's jacket, one with Park shedding a tear of happiness and the other, shedding a tear with a note of sadness.

The statement explained that Park proposed he shoot the two contrasting images to show his transformation from a sweet and innocent boy to a mature man.

The photos are also in line with the theme of the album whose title track is “Enough to Bring To Tears," (translated title) which is a medium-tempo ballad with lyrics that sings of the sincerity Park feels for his fans.

Another noteworthy listing in the album is a dance number whose title is translated into "Go Go," a collaboration between top Korean composers Kim Do-hoon and PJ.

Park made his debut as one of the members of popular boy band SS501 in 2005 and has appeared in various television shows as well as starring in the musical "Grease."

He signed with CNR Media after his group's contract with DSP Media expired in June of last year and has since pursued a solo singing career, releasing his first solo single “Not Alone” on January 20 and seeing its title track of the same name, ranked on top slots of several local music charts.

The album also topped Taiwan's Five Music weekly album chart and online trailer website (http://www.books.com.tw/), while placing within the top five slots of various other music charts in the country.

Park is currently touring several countries in Asia including Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong and Thailand.

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