In keeping with Women’ Era Taeyeon, there was discord between her and SM employees concerning the number of the title monitor for her third full album, “INVU.”

Proceed studying to know what occurred.

Women’ Era Taeyeon Shares SM Employees Did not Need “INVU” as Her Third Full Album’s Title Observe

On the afternoon of Feb. 14, Women’ Era Taeyeon held a press convention to commemorate the discharge of her third full album “INVU” later as we speak.

Taeyeon’s “INVU” marks her first studio album in nearly three years since “Function” got here out in October 2019. It consists of a complete of 13 songs together with the title monitor “INVU,” the pre-release single “Cannot Management Myself” and her earlier tune “Weekend,” which arrived final yr.

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Through the press convention, Women’ Era’s primary vocalist talked about her new album. She stated that the album’s theme is love. “Love is totally different in some ways, so the album wouldn’t be biased towards one facet. On this album, individuals can discover and take heed to songs that can match numerous love conditions,” she added.

Afterward, Taeyeon tackled her album’s title monitor “INVU.” First, she revealed that she instantly fell in love with the tune as quickly as she heard its demo model for the primary time. “I assumed ‘That is it. That is what I need because the title tune,” she continued.

Nonetheless, it turned out that “INVU” was not the best choice of the SM workers to be the title monitor for Taeyeon’s “INVU” album.

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The solo queen shared, “It was a little bit of an journey in selecting the title tune because the employees did not select ‘INVU.’ We had the state of affairs whereby everybody stated ‘no’ to it, whereas I alone stated ‘sure’.”

Regardless of the disagreement, Women’ Era Taeyeon stated that she was assured that “INVU” will finally change into the title monitor. She continued that she is able to persuade them in case the staff will not agree in the long run.

Like what Taeyeon hoped for, “INVU” was in the end chosen because the title tune. This house-based pop dance monitor includes a delicate and dreamy synth and charming flute melody. The lyrics categorical one’s envy towards a big different who doesn’t take love significantly.

Taeyeon’s “INVU” album will formally drop later at 6 p.m. KST together with the music video for the title monitor.

Women’ Era Taeyeon’s Comeback Forward of the Launch of “INVU” Album

Previous to the discharge of Taeyeon’s third full album “INVU,” the vocal queen launched the tune “Cannot Management Myself” this previous Jan. 17. This pop-funk style ballad monitor is about lacking the love from somebody even when the ache is predicted to be felt in the long run.

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As of Jan. 18, Women’ Era Taeyeon’s “Cannot Management Myself” soared to the highest of iTunes Tune charts in at the least 14 totally different areas, together with Hong Kong, the Philippines, Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia and extra.

The pre-release single even debuted at No. 7 on the Worldwide iTunes Tune Chart. It’s her second-highest peak on the tally, bested solely by “Weekend” which peaked at No. 4.

Watch Taeyeon’s “Can’t Control Myself” music video here while waiting for the release of “INVU.”

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Written by Mhaliya Scott