PSY Confirms World Debut Album Due in March

PSY poses for the camera after finishing his press conference held at the Ramada Hotel in Seoul, South Korea, on September 25, 2012. [Chae Ki-won/10Asia]

PSY has confirmed the release date of his world debut album.

PSY, whose Korean name is Park Jae-sang, said at a press conference in Paris, France last Tuesday his new single has been postponed to March at the latest.

Made in half-Korean and half-English, the new release will be like the greatest albums to the Korean people who are familiar with PSY's hits song from his 12-year career, he said.

Last September, he said at a press conference in Seoul his single is in the works and he will likely drop it in late November. However, the delay became inevitable as he has been continent-hopping between Australia, United States and Eruope, the past month.

Before the release next year, the K-pop sensation will host his exclusive concert at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California on January 26.

In the meantime, PSY is spending his seventh week at No. 2 with "Gangnam Style" on the Billboard Hot 100, blocked by Maroon 5's "One More Night."


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