Young Tak makes a comeback after 3 years with the third album 'GOGO'... title track 'Kkeojyeo' and participation in writing all 12 songs

Singer Young Tak showcased a musical transformation by releasing the third full-length album ’GOGO’ after three years. On September 14 at 6 PM, Young Tak released the third full-length album ’GOGO’ and unveiled the full music video for the title track ’Kkeokeo.’ The album ’GOGO’ is the first full-length album in about three years since the second full-length album ’FORM’ in August 2023, containing 12 songs across various genres including dance, funk, pop, rock, ballad, trot, and country. Young Tak personally participated in writing, composing, and arranging 11 of the tracks, except for the song ’I Can’t Sleep Tonight,’ infusing the album with their own musical color. The title track ’Kkeokeo’ is an electronic dance genre song that cheerfully delivers the message that it’s okay to move differently than expected. The song deals with moments when you have to go but don’t want to, and when you seem to know everything yet feel flustered, showcasing various variations within a single track. The music video for ’Kkeokeo’ starts with classical guitar strings and visually expresses the genre changes of the song, including disco, funk, pop, and dance. Young Tak performed various acts with dancers, including ballet and precise group choreography, featuring visuals reminiscent of the movie ’The Matrix’ and scenes that evoke Michael Jackson’s ’anti-gravity lean’ performance. Fans who experienced the album and music video responded with comments such as ″Full of addictive songs! As expected, Young Tak is the real deal!″, ″An all-in-one gift set album containing ballads, dance, and trot~ Young Tak’s FORM is insane!″, and ″The album and music video leave no room for boredom. ’GOGO’ feels like it’s been a long time. Playing ’Kkeokeo’ and all the tracks on repeat! Straight to a hit album, go go!″ Along with the release of the third full-length album, Young Tak will hold a solo concert tour titled ’TAK SHOW5.’ The Seoul performances will take place from October 3 to 5 at Korea University Hwajeong Gymnasium, followed by shows in Jeonju on October 24–25, Daegu on November 28–29, Incheon on December 19–20, and Busan on January 16–17 of next year. The concert will also feature live performances of new songs from the album ’GOGO.’