Park Eun-bin to release commemorative album for 30th debut anniversary

Actress Park Eun-bin has prepared a special gift for her fans to mark her 30th anniversary since her debut. Having achieved the extraordinary milestone of a 30-year career at the age of 34, Park is now moving beyond acting to express her own story through music.

According to her agency, Namoo Actors, on the 12th, Park will release her 30th anniversary commemorative album, 'SHOOTING MY LOVE', on September 4. Pre-orders will begin on the 14th through various online music retail sites.

This album holds significance beyond being a simple commemorative record. It serves as a "musical memoir of a 30-year acting career," recording the passion and contemplations she has held while working as an actress for the past 30 years, her personal resolutions, and her gratitude toward the fans who have stayed by her side.

In particular, Park's direct involvement is drawing attention. The album features a total of 12 tracks, including new songs such as 'DREAMS COME TRUE', 'The Sun Rises', and 'PRISM', as well as songs she has released previously. Park participated directly in writing the lyrics for all three of the new songs.

Because she personally embedded her emotions from traversing 30 years of time and the stories she wishes to convey to her fans into the lyrics, this album differs in tone from typical commemorative albums by actors. It is a work in which Park, who has been immersed in the world of acting since childhood, reflects on her journey and reaffirms her future path.

Representative tracks will also be reborn. 'Someday', which received great love after being sung by Park in the 2023 tvN drama 'Castaway Diva', will be included in the album reinterpreted as a band version.

The album release date is also special. September 4 is Park's birthday. She is essentially releasing this commemorative album on the day she celebrates both her 34th birthday and her 30th anniversary since debut.

Furthermore, a solo fan concert is scheduled for the following day, September 5. On this day, Park is expected to reveal the stage performances of the new songs from this album to her fans for the first time.

For Park, who debuted as a child actor in 1996, this year is more than just a number representing years of activity. It is the year a person who has lived most of her life as an actress records her 30 years in another language: music.

Attention is focused on how Park's most personal way of expressing gratitude to her fans will be completed through this album.