Twice’s Tzuyu reveals new, mature side in solo debut

A look at her debut album

Twice member Tzuyu has finally made her long-awaited solo debut with the album "Me," and it's a departure from the cute and bubbly image she's known for. The album is a mix of pop, R&B, and hip-hop, and it showcases Tzuyu's vocal and dance skills in a new light.

The title track, "Me," is a powerful ballad that showcases Tzuyu’s vocals.

The lyrics are about self-love and acceptance, and Tzuyu delivers them with a maturity and confidence that belies her years. The song is a departure from Twice's usual upbeat and energetic sound, but it's a welcome change that shows Tzuyu's versatility as an artist.

The rest of the album is equally impressive.

"Set Me Free" is a catchy pop song with a driving beat and soaring melody. "Hello" is a sultry R&B ballad that showcases Tzuyu's lower register. And "Baby Blue Love" is a hip-hop-infused track that features a guest appearance from rapper pH-1.

The album as a whole is a cohesive and well-crafted effort that showcases Tzuyu’s growth as an artist.

She's come a long way since her days as a trainee, and she's now one of the most talented and respected idols in the industry. "Me" is a testament to her hard work and dedication, and it's sure to be a hit with fans around the world.

Conclusion

Twice's Tzuyu has finally made her solo debut, and it's a departure from the cute and bubbly image she's known for. The album "Me" is a mix of pop, R&B, and hip-hop, and it showcases Tzuyu's vocal and dance skills in a new light. The title track, "Me," is a powerful ballad that showcases Tzuyu’s vocals. The rest of the album is equally impressive, and the album as a whole is a cohesive and well-crafted effort that showcases Tzuyu’s growth as an artist.