The No.1 album on the Oricon chart, 2PM JUNHO’s ‘FEEL’ is released in South Korea.
JUNHO’s Japanese singer-songwriter album, ‘FEEL’ is released in South Korea.

- Releasing ‘FEEL’ on August 14, the album debuted at No. 1 on the Japanese Oricon chart
- Attracting the spotlight with 10 songs the artist wrote, composed, and produced himself
- Unveiling the four tracks in Korean including the title track ‘FEEL’

2PM JUNHO’s hit solo project, which debuted at No. 1 on the three music charts in Japan, ‘FEEL’ is released at online music streaming platforms on the 14th in South Korea. ‘FEEL’ is an album that reached No. 1 on the three music charts: Oricon Daily, Tower Record Daily, and HMV Record Shop, on July 9th when it was released with songs JUNHO wrote, composed, and produced himself, demonstrating the artist’s musical talent. Additionally, the artist proved his popularity in Japan as all tickets for the artist’s tour ‘JUNHO Solo Tour 2014 FEEL,’ held 12 times in five cities from July, were sold out.
The Korean version of ‘FEEL’ includes 4 songs in Korean for Korean fans along with 6 tracks from the original Japanese album. The songs in Korean are Dangerous (Korean Ver.), HEY YOU (Korean Ver.), Can’t Let You Go (Korean Ver.), and the title track FEEL (Korean Ver.).
The title track ‘FEEL’ is a song that incorporates the electronic sound and 90s’ nostalgic
melody. It delivers the sense of love a person experiences in a romantic relationship that makes monotonous days beautiful and vibrant.
This album beautifully depicts a love story from the start to the end through ‘HEY YOU (Korean Ver.),’ a song about small arguments and regret, and ‘Can’t Let You Go (Korean Ver.),’ an acoustic ballad song that portrays a man’s calm attitude towards a breakup with the sounds of guitars and pianos.