DaYoung Releases Debut Solo Album gonna love me, right?
Los Angeles, CA – September 9, 2025 – K-pop star DaYoung, best known as a member of WJSN (Cosmic Girls) and its sub-unit WJSN CHOCOME, has officially launched her first solo chapter with the release of her debut single album, gonna love me, right?.
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After nearly a decade in the industry, DaYoung is stepping forward with music that represents her authentic self. Known for her bright energy and charm within WJSN, she now embraces a more personal, unfiltered artistry. This solo debut reflects her transformation “from idol to artist,” offering fans a glimpse into her true voice and vision.
A New Era: From Idol to Artist
DAYOUNG was hands-on in every aspect of this project, from the songwriting and production to the concept and visuals. Each track on the album reflects her own thoughts, emotions, and creative direction. She describes this new phase as “Solo DaYoung,” a space where she tells her story without the filters of group concepts or variety personas.
Spotlight on the Music
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The album’s title track, “body,” is a pop-dance anthem driven by pulsing beats and a catchy hook. The song explores the rush of instinctive attraction and how emotions often speak louder than words. Its accompanying music video, filmed under the Los Angeles sun, highlights DaYoung’s natural charisma and raw performance style.
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Other tracks showcase her range:
- “number one rockstar” – a bold, guitar-driven anthem that highlights her ambition and hunger for the spotlight.
- “marry me” – a playful, brassy track co-written by DaYoung, featuring the cheeky line “If I were you, I’d wanna marry me too.”
Together, the three songs create a cohesive introduction to DaYoung’s solo artistry—confident, witty, and deeply personal.
A Journey of Growth and Resilience
Fans have watched DaYoung shine as a performer since her debut with WJSN in 2016, as well as in acting roles, variety shows, and OST contributions. Her path has not been without challenges; in 2021 she took a break from activities due to an autoimmune condition, but returned stronger, determined to expand her artistry.
Her new album reflects that resilience, marking a turning point in her career. More than just a debut, gonna love me, right? is a declaration of self-love and an invitation for listeners to embrace her most genuine side.
Stream DaYoung’s debut album, gonna love me, right?, now on all major platforms.
