One year after he passed away, the posthumous album released to mark the first anniversary of the late Shin Hae-chul will be released as a CD.

The LP version of the posthumous album 'Welcome To The Real World', released on the 27th of last month, which was also the first cycle of the late Shin Hae-cheol, was sold out at the same time as it was released, and a CD will also be produced and released on the 00th.

The LP version, which was produced in a limited edition of 3,000 copies at the time, included a total of three posthumous works, including the late Shin Hae-chul's posthumous work 'Welcome to Real World', as well as 'Before it's too late', 'I'm just walking', 'On the road', and 'Cheer up'. ', a total of 40 songs, including the hidden masterpieces of the deceased that fans loved during their lifetime,

On top of that, it was evaluated as a high-quality album that took six months to produce and is highly collectible.

However, even after the news that there would be no additional production due to the long production period and conditions, fans continued to call for love, so it was decided to make additional CDs specifically, and it is expected to alleviate the fans' regrets a little.

In addition, with the release of this CD, a special music video for 'Welcome to Real World', which reenacts the life of the late Shin Hae-chul, is expected to be released together, raising expectations.

In particular, the music video captures more attention by completing the life-like appearance of the deceased through CG work, even moving the eyes and mouth of the deceased.

Welcome To The Real World Song Introduction

Among Shin Hae-chul's posthumous works, a 1-minute 30-second demo that was broadcasted at the end of last year was completed as a full version, marking his first anniversary and seeing the light of day
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Generally, the first violin plays the main role, but in this song, the second violin and viola play the main role, creating a richer sound.

The drums are played with the feeling of running through the entire flow of the song by the rollsnare, and the vocals are by Shin Hae-cheol and Lee Hyun-seop, who used to be twin vocalists in Next United, and Jade, a member of Next, played the bass.

The lyrics contain a hopeful message to young people in their late teens who are now stepping out into the world, not to be afraid of the real world, but to work hard and face it. 

In particular, it is known that he shared sympathy for this song with his relative, Seo Taiji, during his lifetime, and it is known that he gave advice from Seo Taiji for the completion of the song during the final stage of work.

I Want It All Song Introduction

Shin Hae-chul's I Want It All demo version released last year was released as a completed arrangement. The guitar and bass in the demo were completed with the performance of Next members Kim Se-hwang and Jade.

In particular, Shin Hae-chul's narration in the intro part was accidentally found and completed by his assistant engineer in the deceased's computer hard drive with a capacity of 14 terabytes.

It is a song composed of powerful guitar sounds, explosive drum sounds, magnificent strings, and powerful vocals that cross the 3 octaves of Shin Hae-cheol and Lee Hyun-seop.

In the repetition of verse 2, Shin Hae-cheol tried to record and insert the chorus that the audience followed during his performance, but suddenly passed away, so members of Next's fan club, Cheolgi-gun,

When you voluntarily gather in the recording studio, record the chorus, complete the song, and listen to the chorus part, your heart is moved.