Han of Stray Kids begins band’s ‘Skz-Player’ project with release of solo track ‘back to life’

Han of Stray Kids has launched the “Skz-Player” project, an initiative by the band to produce self-written, self-produced unreleased tracks and music videos. This solo endeavor by Han is part of the band’s creative content series, allowing each member to showcase their talents and share the journey behind their creations.

The music video for Han’s track “back to life” was recently released on the band’s official social media platform. Han took charge of writing the song and its lyrics, a testament to the band’s dedication to creating music from their own perspectives. Following Han’s lead, the remaining members of Stray Kids will also be unveiling their works in the near future as part of the “Skz-Player” project.

Stray Kids, a K-pop boy band consisting of eight members, including Bang Chan, Lee Know, Han, Felix, and others, made their debut in 2018. The group has gained recognition for hits like “God’s Menu,” “S-Class,” and “Lose My Breath.” Their latest release, “Star, Light (Stay),” commemorates their eight-year debut anniversary, showcasing their versatility and growth as artists.

The band’s musical prowess has earned them a nomination for the Best Male K-Pop award at the upcoming American Music Awards, marking their second consecutive year as contenders. Stray Kids is set to captivate international audiences with upcoming performances at The Governors Ball Music Festival in New York and the “Rock in Rio” festival in Rio de Janeiro.

The band’s commitment to self-expression and creativity is evident in their dedication to independent projects like the “Skz-Player” series. Han’s solo track serves as a testament to the band’s diverse talents and innovative approach to music-making. As they continue to push boundaries and showcase their artistry on a global stage, Stray Kids is poised for even greater success and recognition in the K-pop industry.