Singer Jung Dong-won has released live videos and image teasers of the candidate songs from the remake mini-album 'Small Pieces Vol.2,' which will be released on February 5. On January 26, Jung Dong-won showcased live videos of the candidate songs through the official YouTube channel. This content introduces songs that were excluded during the album track selection process, raising anticipation for the album through Jung Dong-won's high-quality live performances.

The first candidate song released is Im Jae-beom's 'Winter Letter,' which Jung Dong-won performed with his distinctive warm voice. Jung Dong-won's vocals convey the song's poignant emotion and deep resonance well, leaving a strong impression on listeners. His straightforward yet appealing tone further increases expectations for the other candidate songs to be revealed.

Jung Dong-won released image teasers twice on January 19 and 23 through official SNS channels. In the photos, Jung Dong-won exudes a mysterious atmosphere against a green background, revealing a mature visual. Whether gazing at the camera through a mirror or making direct eye contact, the images capture both deepened emotions and a dreamy mood. The green background and soft props add a natural yet warm feeling, enhancing anticipation for the overall atmosphere of the album.

'Small Pieces Vol.2' is the second series of Jung Dong-won's remake project, where he reconstructs classic songs representing an era with his own emotions and interpretations. This album is expected to embody Jung Dong-won's deeper emotions and meanings. Additionally, Jung Dong-won will take a brief hiatus ahead of his enlistment in the Marine Corps, making this album a gift prepared for his fans.

After releasing the new mini-album 'Small Pieces Vol.2' on February 5, Jung Dong-won plans to hold a special fan concert on February 13 at KINTEX in Ilsan to meet fans in person. Afterwards, he will fulfill his military service duties. Jung Dong-won's comeback and fan concert demonstrate his commitment to communicating with fans before his enlistment.