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Lee Ye-ji, Winner of 'Our Ballad', to Release New Song 'Hate' on July 6

Lee Ye-ji, Winner of 'Our Ballad', to Release New Song 'Hate' on July 6
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Lee Ye-ji, the winner of SBS's 'Our Ballad,' the first-ever ballad audition program in Korea, is set to release a new song.

Lee will unveil her new soul R&B track, 'Hate,' on July 6. The song is a trendy piece designed to provide a refreshing escape from the midsummer heat, and it is expected to captivate listeners with its emotional depth.
Lee Ye-ji (Photo: Getty Images Korea)

The teaser image revealed alongside the comeback announcement has also caught the attention of music fans. The typography of the title 'Hate,' boldly inscribed over a landscape of canola flowers under a red sunset, creates a subtle sense of tension. In particular, the striking contrast between the warm visuals, reminiscent of Lee's hometown of Jeju, and the sharp, edgy title 'Hate' has sparked curiosity about the message behind the new song.

Since winning 'Our Ballad,' Lee has appeared on various programs, including SBS's 'Mumu X Chacha Wooballadio' and MBC's 'The First Place,' where she made a lasting impression with her signature husky voice. She has demonstrated a wide musical spectrum by mastering diverse genres, ranging from ballads to pop and rock. Furthermore, she has solidified her reputation as a growing artist by engaging with audiences during the 'Our Ballad' TOP12 national tour concerts.

Having consistently filled the stage with her own unique style, Lee has now chosen to play a new card with soul R&B. Attention is focused on the musical transformation of Lee Ye-ji, and how her unrivaled vocal tone and deepened sensibility will create synergy with this new genre.

(Photo courtesy of SM C&C)

Reported by Kang Sun-ae

(SBS Entertainment News, Reporter Kang Sun-ae)
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