Taeyeon has revealed that the workforce she had labored with for her newest studio album was not in favor of creating ‘INVU’ the title monitor.

Throughout a lately press convention for the release of ‘INVU’, the Girls’ Generation chief spoke in regards to the file’s recording course of and delved into how the track ‘INVU’ finally turned the title monitor, regardless of pushback from her workforce.

“The second I heard the demo monitor of ‘INVU’, I instantly thought ‘That is the one’,” Taeyeon recalled. “[But] to be very trustworthy, the workforce that was engaged on the album with me wasn’t in favor of selecting this as a title monitor,”

“It was a tough scenario as a result of everyone was saying ‘No’ and I used to be the one one who was saying ‘Sure!’,” she added. Regardless of the pushback from her workforce, Taeyeon mentioned she was decided to stay by her determination, saying that “it was a daring determination, however I had confidence.”

Elsewhere in the course of the press convention, Taeyeon additionally spoke in regards to the themes that impressed the music video for ‘INVU’. “[The song] is a few principal character who’s harm by love however nonetheless provides all of it on the subject of love, and I wished to specific this via robust, warlike visuals within the music video,” she mentioned.

“It’s a brand new form of picture and visible that I haven’t tried earlier than, comparable to hairstyles and outfits in varied mystical units that remind the viewers of Greek mythology, comparable to an historic temple, a desert and a pond with a mirrored image of the moon.”

Other than ‘INVU’, Taeyeon’s 13-track new album of the identical title additionally contains ‘Can’t Control Myself’, which the star had unveiled last month, in addition to her hit 2021 city pop-inspired song ‘Weekend’.