This Friday (12), JUNY opened his heart on his new album, white. The project was described by the artist as a blank canvas, filled with colors from the experiences he had and the people he met. In an interview for Whothe 26-year-old Korean-Canadian singer opened up about his career and new job.

“It was great [poder expressar coisas pessoais]. I had so much fun reminiscing about the things I’ve been through, looking back and seeing how much I’ve grown as a person. It was definitely a humbling moment for me. Whether it’s good or bad, I’m grateful for every experience!”

The album came with a music video for the track Not About You. The lyrics evoke moments in JUNNY’s life. “I wanted my fans to feel like they really knew who I was through this album and for people who don’t know who I am either! Enjoy every moment for what it is, that it is either good or bad, because those experiences make who you are in the end!”.

The singer is going on tour in the coming weeks across the United States and Canada. “My fans can expect a heartfelt show, full of songs I’ve released in the past, recent releases and also special covers! I’m so excited for the tour and I really hope you enjoy it everyone!” he said.

Amidst the intense routine of promotions, recordings and concerts, JUNNY likes to relax away from the music. “Eating great food, chilling out watching a movie, or just casually meeting my friends! I tend to stay away from music as much as possible when I’m not working!”

JUNNY, who debuted in 2017 with monochrome, also said that positivity is key to his career. “Nope [mudaria nada da minha trajetória] because I believe that everything has a purpose and whether it is good or bad, these experiences make me who I am today! Positivity is the key. I believe there are artists who strive to be perfect, but I believe there is a perfect artist. The standard of being “perfect” may always vary, but I will certainly continue to strive to be the best version of myself.”