TXT Yeonjun Solo Album 2025: Everything About 'NO LABELS: PART 01' Release Date, Tracklist & Concept
TXT's Yeonjun is making history as the first member to release a full solo album. After six years with the group, the K-pop star drops "NO LABELS: PART 01" on November 7, 2025.
Release Details
The mini album arrives November 7 at 2 PM KST via BigHit Music. Pre-orders opened October 17.
What Makes This Album Different
BigHit describes the project as raw and rock-driven-a departure from TXT's polished visual storytelling. Yeonjun aims to show his authentic self without definitions or labels.
The album title says it all: he's stripping away the "TXT member" tag to reveal the artist underneath.
Tracklist & Features
Six tracks span multiple genres:
- "Talk to You" (title track) - Hard rock with powerful guitar riffs. Yeonjun co-wrote and co-composed this track about intense attraction and tension.
- "Forever"
- "Let Me Tell You" - Features Daniela from KATSEYE
- "Do It"
- "Coma"
The genres range from hard rock and R&B to old school hip-hop and hardcore hip-hop.
Why Fans Are Excited
Dance prowess proven: His September 2024 mixtape "GGUM" topped iTunes in 32 regions and hit #4 on Billboard's World Digital Song Sales. The track's split choreography became a viral challenge, cementing his reputation as K-pop's top dancer.
Solo versatility showcased: On TXT's July 2025 album "The Star Chapter: TOGETHER," Yeonjun's solo track "Ghost Girl" (co-produced with Yungblud) demonstrated his ability to craft dark, atmospheric music. The reggae-inspired song about obsessive attraction has become a tour highlight.
Creative control: Yeonjun writes his own material and directs his performance concepts. With "GGUM," he controlled everything from choreography to styling.
Tour Timing
The album drops while TXT's "ACT: TOMORROW" world tour is underway. Japanese tour dates resume November 15 in Saitama, giving Yeonjun a chance to perform solo tracks live.
The Context
TXT debuted March 4, 2019, making this Yeonjun's seventh year as an idol. Known as the group's ace with top-tier rap, dance, and vocal skills, he's earned the nickname "4th Gen It Boy."
His trajectory from "legendary trainee" (he ranked first in all BigHit evaluations) to solo artist shows calculated artistic growth. This album represents the next phase.
Yeonjun becomes the first TXT member to release a full solo album, setting the bar for future individual projects from the group.
