Interlunar (Yugyeom album)
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| Released | June 17, 2025 | |||
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| Length | 29:00 | |||
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| Label | AOMG | |||
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Interlunar is the second studio album by South Korean singer Yugyeom, released on June 17, 2025, through AOMG.
Interlunar is Yugyeom's last album before his military enlistment; the title refers to the time span between the new moon and the full moon, when the satellite is not visible in the sky, and refers to the singer's upcoming hiatus.[2] The message of the album is that you shouldn't be afraid or sad about not seeing your loved ones because you will meet again.[2]
The album, initially conceived as a six-track extended play,[3] is mainly EDM, while "Unconditional" is R&B and "Set Me Free" is trap.[1] The singer worked on the lyrics of "Shall We Dance" on the plane and on the lyrics of "Mine" in a hotel room while he was on tour.[1]
Critical reception
For Heo Mi-so of Topstarnews, the album showcases Yugyeom's musical growth with emotional melodies and a sound that "reveals unprecedented effort put into the composition," and concluded that the singer, through his signature introspection, embraced fleeting darkness as a piece of his inner self.[4]
