Choi Yeonjun to Release His Second Solo EP ‘NO LABELS: PART 02’ on July 10

Choi Yeonjun of Tomorrow X Together will release his second solo EP, ‘NO LABELS: PART 02’, at 1 p.m. KST on July 10. This new release introduces an even more experimental musical style following his first solo album in 2025.
On June 18, Tomorrow X Together and Choi Yeonjun announced the title track, “Ice Cream”, through their official Instagram accounts. They shared promotional visuals featuring a calm visual aesthetic in blue and white, along with the text “Ice cream” and his birth year “EST. 1999”. Phrases such as “make it fun”, “coolin’ off”, and “keep it cool enough” hint at the album’s atmosphere.

Choi Yeonjun’s previous solo album was characterized by a bold charisma and Y2K vibes. This ‘NO LABELS: PART 02’ marks a further evolution in his musical style, featuring a more refined and relaxed tone. The promotional visuals emphasize a subdued color palette and a casual concept, highlighting a clear difference from his earlier work.

During the music production process, Choi Yeonjun spoke about his personal growth. He explained, “Before working on this album, I doubted whether I was someone who could be described as ‘No Labels’. Through this album, I got to know myself better. It was a process of learning about myself. Compared to before, I am now closer to embodying what ‘No Labels’ means.”

Choi Yeonjun has over 0.4 million more followers on his solo Instagram account than he does on that of his group, Tomorrow X Together. This figure demonstrates the expansion of his fanbase through his individual musical activities. The title track, “Ice Cream”, is set to be released at 1 p.m. on July 10.
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