Eric Nam bares lonely heart on 1st full album in 3 years
Many of the songs on Eric Nam's new album took shape in solitary moments — on flights, in taxis and in hotel rooms — which is why the singer-songwriter says releasing them now feels a little like letting people read his diary. "Confessions of a Lonely Heart," Nam's fourth full-length album and his first in about three years, came out Oct. 16 with nine tracks about love, breakups and loneliness.…
Eric Nam has unveiled his heartfelt solo album, "Confessions of a Lonely Heart," marking his first full-length project in nearly three years. The album, released on October 16, features nine tracks that delve into themes of love, breakups, and loneliness, each one nurtured during solitary moments like flights, taxi rides, and hotel stays.
This marks a new chapter for the singer-songwriter, born and raised in Atlanta to Korean immigrant parents, as he signs with a Korean agency and plans to perform more frequently in Korea before embarking on a world tour in 2027. Nam's journey began with a competition on MBC's Star Audition after gaining attention on YouTube with his covers, leading to his Korean debut in 2013 with the EP "Cloud 9." These personal songs, crafted over time, feel like reading his diary, Nam shared in a written Q&A.
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