Yeonjun of TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT) is set to release his first-ever solo mini album, 'NO LABELS: PART 01', on November 7 KST, and he’s breaking boundaries both musically and promotionally as he connects with fans in his own style.
This new release promises to present Yeonjun unfiltered — without labels, expectations, or constraints. NO LABELS: PART 01 is positioned as a raw and honest reflection of Yeonjun’s artistic identity, showcasing the core of who he is as a performer and creator.
The album includes six tracks, five of which feature Yeonjun’s lyrical contributions, and two of which — “Talk to You” (title track) and “Nothin’ ’Bout Me” — also include his work as a composer. The tracklist is as follows:
- Talk to You (Title)
- Forever
- Let Me Tell You (feat. Daniela of KATSEYE)
- Do It
- Nothin’ ‘Bout Me
- Coma
In a bold move, Yeonjun has been spoiling his album details directly through his personal social media accounts, even before official announcements. He first revealed the album title and release date himself on October 16, sending global MOAs (TXT’s fandom) into a frenzy.
Since then, he has shared:
- A handwritten tracklist and studio behind-the-scenes photos
- A dance rehearsal video featuring world-renowned choreographer Sienna Lalau, offering fans a raw, unfiltered look into his creative process
- Album packaging photos that fans describe as “fashion magazine-worthy,” generating buzz over the album’s visual concept
These posts have not only built anticipation but also showcased Yeonjun’s confidence in his music and a deep desire to bring fans along every step of the way.
Debuting with TXT nearly 6 years and 8 months ago, Yeonjun’s solo debut marks a major milestone in his career. Known for his charisma, versatility, and performance prowess, he now steps forward as a full-fledged soloist. The album is set to drop on November 7 at 2 PM KST, marking a new chapter in Yeonjun’s journey — one that fans are eagerly counting down to, one spoiler at a time.
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