Chaeyoung solo debut is officially scheduled for September 12, marking a major milestone in the Twice member’s career. JYP Entertainment confirmed the date and shared a short-form video offering fans a behind-the-scenes look. The clip shows Chaeyoung singing in a recording booth, discussing ideas with Japanese pop band Gliiico, and playing the piano. These glimpses highlight her hands-on approach to crafting her first solo project.
She will become the fourth member of Twice to launch a solo career. Nayeon, Jihyo, and Tzuyu have already released their own projects, setting high expectations for Chaeyoung solo debut. Her journey into solo work comes shortly after the success of “Takedown,” a track she performed alongside Jeongyeon and Jihyo. Featured on the soundtrack of the Netflix animated film “KPop Demon Hunters,” the single climbed to No. 67 on the Billboard Hot 100, up from No. 76 the previous week.
The upcoming record is expected to showcase her artistic versatility. By collaborating with Gliiico and incorporating her own piano performances, Chaeyoung aims to deliver a distinctive sound. Fans can anticipate a blend of fresh creativity and signature Twice charm. This blend will help her stand out in the competitive K-pop scene while keeping her connected to her group’s identity.
In addition to her solo activities, Twice will continue its world tour “This Is For.” The group will resume concerts in Japan on August 23 with a performance in Nagoya. The tour’s continuation underscores Twice’s strong group presence even as individual members explore personal projects.
Industry observers see Chaeyoung solo debut as both a personal and professional milestone. It reflects her growth as a performer and her readiness to explore new musical directions. This move also adds to Twice’s evolving dynamic, where solo ventures complement the group’s collective success.
Fans are eagerly counting down to September 12, ready to experience her unique artistry. The combination of her creative input, proven vocal skills, and high-profile collaborations suggests her debut will leave a lasting impact on both fans and the K-pop industry.
