Drama media reported that South Korea's 24-year-old female singer JUNIEL (real name: Choi Joon Hee) will launch a new album "Ordinary Things", with the release of new songs at the same time, but also broke out why JUNIEL disappeared last year for half a year, "was violently beaten by ex-boyfriend dating", until now there is still a shadow in the heart, JUNIEL because of the violent beating, then suffered from depression, thyroid problems, and now finally can make friends normally.
After 4 years of releasing the album Juniel, from the beginning of the pure and sweet image, to the current beautiful black hair, can see this period brought a lot of growth to this little girl, this album is mostly melancholy or parting atmosphere, last year really tired, hypothyroidism and depression once attacked me, about 5 or 6 months with friends all disconnected. For those 5 or 6 months, he shut himself up at home and turned his sad emotions into creative inspiration.
Along the way is not easy, indeed there are still shadows, friends around are willing to help, as long as the boy friend has a little feeling of hitting people, or to lose their temper, my whole person will cringe and tremble, originally thought that just the pain and sadness of their own experience into the song, but after resuming contact with friends, I found that in fact, many people are the same as her, "So the brain came up with the 'want to be able to be a comfort to more people' and decided to launch an album." ”
Juniel also hopes to shout through his own experience and public strength, "If you are suffering from dating violence, I hope that everyone can leave early, but because it is possible to leave, it is possible to be dangerous, so I want to ask for help and get away from the people around me, I want to say to you 'it's really hard', I have also experienced it, it is really painful and tired, I hope everyone can cheer!" ”
JUNIEL also said some time ago that the new song is a song written on the theme of "dating violence". Although he left painful and sad memories, he wanted to comfort other people who shared the same disease.