Singer WOODZ (Jo Seung-yeon) will release a new digital single titled 'Come into my world!' on October 20. He has collaborated again with the producers of his hit song 'Drowning.'
On October 13, his agency, Idam Entertainment, released a teaser video featuring snippets of the new song on WOODZ's official social media.
The video showcases a powerful guitar riff and dynamic drum sounds, combined with WOODZ's distinctive rough vocal tone and refreshing shouting style, hinting at an intense rock sound.
WOODZ also participated in the writing and composing of the new track. He worked alongside producers Nathan and Sid, with whom he has collaborated on several songs, including 'Drowning.'
WOODZ debuted in 2014 as a member of the group UNIQ. In 2019, he placed fifth in the Mnet audition program 'Produce X 101' and subsequently performed as part of the project group X1. He has since pursued a solo career, focusing on self-composed music.
'Drowning' is a track from his fifth mini-album 'OO-LI,' released in April 2023. The song gained renewed popularity after WOODZ performed it in military uniform during a special episode of KBS 2TV's 'Immortal Songs' for Armed Forces Day, leading to a resurgence on music charts over a year after its release.
'Drowning' reached the top of Melon's 'Top 100' chart in May last year and also secured the number one spot on Melon's annual chart.
After being discharged from the military in July last year, WOODZ released his first full-length album 'Archive. 1' in March and has been on a world tour across Asia, Europe, Oceania, and the Americas.
On September 30, he released 'Our Story,' a collaboration with singer Lee Seung-chul, as a pre-release track for Lee's 40th-anniversary tribute project, for which WOODZ was responsible for the lyrics and composition.
Meanwhile, WOODZ will hold encore concerts for his world tour '2026 WOODZ WORLD TOUR Archive. 1: Completed' on October 31 and November 1 at the KSPO DOME in Songpa-gu, Seoul.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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