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On May 2, a 17-second moving teaser of the song was released through IU's SNS account. [10] It shows a round reel tape playing constantly and a snippet of the song's lyrics "So are you happy now" was heard towards the end of the teaser. [11] On May 5, a 40-second music video teaser of the song was released through the YouTube channel, 1theK ...
The first song credited to IU was "Alone in the Room", a song from her third extended play, Real, released in 2010. [4] With the release of her second studio album, Last Fantasy (2011), she started to take more creative control over the music, writing six of the thirteen total tracks.
IU's debut Japanese extended play I U was released in December, debuting at no. 15 of the Oricon Albums Chart, selling about 12,000 copies. IU's fourth studio album Palette was released in April 2017 and supported through three singles; " Through the Night ", " Can't Love You Anymore " and " Palette ".
Modern Times is the third studio album by South Korean singer-songwriter IU.It was released on October 8, 2013, via LOEN Entertainment under its imprint LOEN Tree.Under the theme of "French Black", [1] the album departs from the singer's girlish image which established her as the "Nation's Sweetheart", by attempting various styles of music such as swing, jazz, and bossa nova. [2]
While IU's previous album, Chat-Shire, deliberated the confusion and anxieties of a twenty-three year old, Palette offers the perspective of someone at a more mature stage in life. A body of work that tells the story of self-actualization, the album reads similarly to the final chapters of a bildungsroman where the main character embraces ...
The following week the song stayed at number one on the chart [10] achieving a "Triple Crown" for taking Number 1 on the Gaon Combined Digital Chart, Online Download Chart and Online Streaming Chart. On the week of release, the song sold 207,139 downloads according to Gaon; [ 11 ] a number which increased to 223,228 during its second week of ...
Of the 10 tracks, IU served as the sole lyricist on eight tracks, two being co-written with Dean and Lee Chan-hyuk. [ 6 ] [ 7 ] Although the original plan was to include six songs written by her and six by other composers, she is only credited as co-composer on "Celebrity" and "Coin".
The song placed at number 3 in its opening week on the World Digital Song Sales chart, where it peaked. [10] On the Billboard Global Excl. US chart, the song debuted at number 190 before entering at number 78 on the standard Billboard Global 200 the following week, marking her first appearance on the global chart.