Singer Lee Ye-jun will release his new song "Brighter Because It Was Short" on the 23rd. This song is his first new release in about three months since "Only You to Me," which was released last August. Lee Ye-jun will hold a solo concert, "Ye'scene," at the Yonsei University Centennial Hall in Seoul on the 22nd and 23rd, where he will premiere the new song on stage for the first time. The new song will be released on various online music platforms at 6 p.m. on the 23rd, immediately after the concert ends.

This year, Lee Ye-jun has continued various musical activities, including the breakup duet trilogy project with Yoon Min-soo—"Lighthouse," "The Reason We Can't Get Married," and "The Road That Sees You Off"—as well as songs like "Beauty," "Your Empty Seat," "Take My Hand (A Song for You)" with Son Iji-yu, and "Korean Dream, Oh Glory's Light!" Since his first solo concert in 2018, he has successfully held solo concerts for four consecutive years from 2022 to this year, standing out in both recorded music and live performances.

The release of this new song is an event linked to the solo concert, aiming to extend the emotional impact of the live performance through the recorded music. Lee Ye-jun will update his discography with the new song and present a new repertoire. The solo concerts held at 6 p.m. on the 22nd and 4 p.m. on the 23rd are opportunities to experience Lee Ye-jun's musical abilities and stage performance.

The new song "Brighter Because It Was Short" will be available on major domestic and international online music platforms starting at 6 p.m. on the 23rd, right after the concert.

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