EXO’s Xiumin Releases Track List for Comeback Solo Album ‘Interview X’

EXO member Xiumin launched the monitor record on Thursday for his extremely anticipated second solo mini-album Interview X, which is about to drop subsequent month.Xiumin’s upcoming mini-album options six tracks, together with the title track “WHEE.” The 5 B-side tracks for Interview X embody “Cannot Assist Myself,” “Make You LaLa,” “Change Off,” “Misplaced Paradise,” and “Love is U.” Notably, the final track was penned by fellow EXO member Chen.Interview X will mark Xiumin’s return to solo work two-and-a-half years after he debuted his first prolonged play (EP), Model New, in September 2022. The Okay-pop idol first launched the album with a teaser picture on Feb. 14, that includes a grainy photograph of Xiumin carrying sun shades and a caption with the album title and launch date.
On Wednesday, Xiumin launched an official trailer for the album, which confirmed the idol in an all-black ensemble, ending with an intriguing “X” over the digital camera lens.In keeping with Xiumin’s company, INB100, ‘Interview X’ goals to disclose new sides of the artist that followers might not have seen earlier than. It is going to be his first album underneath the company, which he joined in 2023 with fellow EXO members Baekyun and Chen. INB100 is a subsidiary of One Hundred Label.Aside from his albums, Xiumun has additionally engaged in different solo initiatives, together with recording and releasing OST tracks for Korean dramas like “Mr. Queen” and “Boss-dol Mart.” He additionally collaborated with different artists, comparable to AOA’s Jimin and NCT’s Mark, and took part in musical theater, enjoying the character of Aquila in “College Oz.”Outdoors of music, Xiumin acted in internet dramas and movies, together with “Falling for Problem” and “Seondal: The Man Who Sells the River.”Previous to the announcement of his album, Xiumin, alongside along with his EXO-CBX bandmates Chen and Baekhyun, held a profitable fan assembly in Japan after a six-year hiatus. The fan assembly noticed the trio carry out hit songs comparable to “Hey Mama!,” “Cherish,” and “Blooming Day.”