LOOK: SB19's Ken teases upcoming solo song 'Palayo' | Inquirer Entertainment

LOOK: SB19’s Ken teases upcoming solo song ‘Palayo’

/ 06:46 PM September 14, 2021

SB19 Ken

SB19’s Ken (Image: Twitter/@SB19Official

Ken of P-pop boy group SB19 is about to make his solo debut through the song “Palayo,” which is set for release on Sept. 18.

Ken gave fans a first look at his upcoming solo outing through some concept photos, along with the release date “09.18.2021,” on SB19’s official Twitter page yesterday, Sept. 14.

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The musician can be seen donning all-white while posing on a staircase, while another photo shows him wearing a dangling silver headpiece.

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Ken also released a teaser video for his solo debut on his YouTube channel last Sunday, Sept. 12.

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The video shows Ken walking around an empty mansion in various outfits, as the words “dagan ko palayo na sa imo” (I run far away from you) appear onscreen.

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“Palayo” is going to be an R&B track and will be under the SB19 member’s real name, Felip, as seen on the song’s pre-save link.

The song is one of the latest releases from SB19, following the group’s first EP “Pagsibol,” which was released last July. The group will also be performing in their first pop orchestra concert in October, alongside girl group 4th Impact and classical soloists Nicole Pugeda and Isaac Iglesias.  /ra

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