Here's an English unboxing review of PSY's "Psy 9th" album, focusing on the autographed version that I am fortunate to have.
First Impressions:
Upon receiving the PSY's 9th album, it's clear this isn't just any ordinary album. The cover flaunts a signed artwork, showcasing PSY's iconic sunglasses and hairstyle, making this a collector's dream. Holding a signed copy feels like owning a piece of K-pop history.
About the Artist:
PSY, a South Korean music sensation, is known for his catchy tunes and unique performances. He's a figure that needs no introduction after the global hit 'Gangnam Style', and his 9th album, 'Psy 9th', is a testament to his enduring appeal and musical evolution .
Album Content:
Flipping through the album, each page bursts with vibrant illustrations and typography. The signed edition adds an extra layer of exclusivity, providing a tangible connection to PSY himself.
Title Track - "That That":
Produced in collaboration with SUGA of BTS, "That That" is not only a highlight of the album but a showcase of top-tier K-pop collaboration. The artwork associated with the track pays homage to classic Western aesthetics, suggesting a blend of old-school vibes with modern beats .
Disc Design:
The CD itself mirrors the album's bold design, with PSY's signature enhancing its visual appeal. The signature on the disc ensures that even if it's played on repeat, it's not just the music that's appreciated but also the disc's artistry.
Conclusion:
As a reviewer and a fan, the signed edition of 'Psy 9th' feels like a celebration of PSY's journey in the music industry. It's an album that not only offers a mix of genres but does so with the audacity and flair that only PSY can deliver.