Kim Gun-mo 6th album [Growing] LP release!!

The 6th album 'Growing', released in November 1999, was sold by less than half compared to the previous work, unlike its outstanding performance, and it was an album that did not reach the top spot on the charts. through this album, and it was an album that clearly showed why he was evaluated as 'Korea's Stevie Wonder'. In terms of music, the 6th album along with the 3rd album is still evaluated as his best work.

The title song 'Boomerang' is a disco-style dance song with cool high notes in a funky rhythm. Wayne Lindsay, who was a producer of prominent musicians such as Stevie Wonder and Whitney Houston, arranged the song, and the representative American punk band Earth Wind & Fire played brass, which became a big topic at the time.

'It's okay' is a song from the 6th album, a gift from Park Jin-young, a close friend of Kim Gun-mo while working as a backup dancer in the past. It is a dance song with funk elements. From the intro to the signature sound that starts with JYP, it is a song that feels like Park Jin-young in many ways.

'Say Goodbye' is a soft ballad song sung with a restrained voice without exceptional high notes, and 'Must!' is a house dance song with a dreamy feel at the beginning and a unique sound. 'Beodamsori' is an oriental ballad song written and composed by Yun Il-sang.
'Crawfish and Crabs' is an R&B-style duet song sung by Kim Gun-mo with his close older brother and senior singer Lee Moon-se.

In addition, the song 'Mr. 13 songs were included, including 'Flower', 'Feel Good Day', a song that expresses the feeling of being happy while recalling precious memories, 'One Night's Dream' with a plain acoustic sound, and 'A Moment', a song with an impressive clear piano sound.

* Weight: 180g weight class
* Poly paper inner sleeve
* Color Vinyl
* Lyrics inserted
* 24-bit remastering