Ballad Emperor Shin Seung-hun Dazzles on 'Killing Voice' with 35-Year Music Journey and New Album Hits

The 'Emperor of Ballads,' Shin Seung-hun, has captivated audiences with his appearance on Dingo Music's popular content series, 'Killing Voice.'

In the video released on the 23rd, Shin Seung-hun kicked off his performance with his 2002 hit song 'I Believe.' He expressed his joy, stating his intention to deliver a condensed version of his 35-year musical journey with the fans.

Following his opening, he serenaded viewers with a string of legendary hits that dominated the music charts, including his debut track 'The Unseen Love in My Smile,' 'The Feeling Like It Was The First Time,' and 'A Long Time Ago.' His timeless vocals and flawless live performance resonated deeply with music fans, proving his enduring appeal.

Notably, Shin Seung-hun also performed tracks from his latest 12th full-length album, 'Sincerely Melodies,' released after a decade-long hiatus. He sang the title track 'Gravity Called You' and the pre-released song 'She Was,' eliciting an explosive reaction from his audience.

'Sincerely Melodies' showcases Shin Seung-hun's dedication as he participated in composing and producing all the songs, pouring his heart into this significant comeback. 'Gravity Called You' delves into the emotions surrounding the beginning, end, and aftermath of love, primarily through acoustic and electric guitar melodies.

Through a medley of his cherished hits spanning 35 years, Shin Seung-hun reaffirmed his status as the 'Emperor of Ballads,' showcasing his unparalleled vocal color and deeply emotive singing ability. As the video concluded, he expressed a touch of regret for not singing 'You're Leaving,' humming the opening lyrics, leaving a lasting impression on viewers.

Shin Seung-hun debuted in 1990 with his first album 'The Unseen Love in My Smile,' marking a significant milestone in Korean popular music history. He earned the moniker 'Emperor of Ballads' by creating numerous hit songs, garnering a vast fanbase not only in Korea but also internationally. His 12th full-length album, 'Sincerely Melodies,' is recognized for embodying his musical depth and gratitude towards his long-time fans.