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Content Introduction Summer begins. And our summer never ends, forever. John Legend, who has easily transcended the boundaries of an R&B singer, is now a representative of American entertainment. His first release since switching labels is a challenging work that further expands his own boundaries with a double album! John Legend is now the face of the American entertainment world. This is his first release since moving to Universal Music, and his eighth original album overall. This is his first release since "Bigger Love" in 2020. This work is John Legend's first attempt at a double album, and he says, "The first disc has a Saturday night party vibe and expresses my party side. The second disc is more of a Sunday morning vibe and has more subdued songs compared to the first disc. I feel that these two albums reflect the various sides of me." He has already released singles such as "Dope feat. J.I.D" and "Honey feat. Manny Long," and these songs truly embody the range he has described. His main activities since last year include appearing at the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics and singing "Imagine," and at this year's Grammy Awards, he performed his new song "Free," dedicated to Ukraine, following a speech by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who appealed for support and said, "I hope you will fill the silence with your music." Media reviews and more John Legend is now a face of American entertainment. This is his first release since signing with Universal Music and his eighth original album overall. It is his first release since "Bigger Love" in 2020. This album marks John Legend's first attempt at a double album, and he says, "The first disc has a Saturday night party vibe and expresses my party side. The second disc has more of a Sunday morning vibe and contains more subdued songs compared to the first disc. I feel that these two albums reflect various aspects of me." He has already released singles such as "Dope feat. J.I.D" and "Honey feat. Manny Long," and these songs certainly reflect the range of his statements. (C)RS