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Air (EP)
2025 EP by Yeji From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Air is the debut solo extended play (EP) by South Korean singer Yeji of the girl group Itzy. It was released by JYP Entertainment on March 10, 2025, and features four tracks, including the lead single of the same name.
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Background and release
On January 17, 2025, it was announced that Yeji was preparing for her solo debut.[1][2] On February 10, JYP Entertainment released a trailer for Yeji's debut EP, Air.[3][4][5] Four days later, the tracklist was unveiled, confirming "Air" as the lead single.[6][7] This was followed by a series of concept photos and short films promoting the album.[8][9][10] On March 3, a highlight medley previewing the EP's songs was released.[11] Music video teasers for the lead single were unveiled on March 5 and 7.[12][13] Finally, on March 10, Yeji released her first EP, Air, along with a music video for its lead single of the same name.[14]
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Theme and composition
"The message of 'Air' is about showcasing my presence, my aura, through my first solo debut. There's a lyric that says, 'You take my breath away', and when I think about those overwhelming moments, they were always on stage. That's the message I wanted to convey."
— Yeji, on the theme of "Air"
Yeji contributed to the lyrics of the title track, which aims to convey the immersive experience she has while performing on stage. The song blends synth-pop elements with a strong bassline and a catchy hook.[15] "Invasion" is an island-inspired track; "Can't Slow Me, No" brings high-energy beats infused with Latin rhythms; "258" closes the EP with "angelic vocals" layered over an uplifting EDM beat.[16]
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Critical reception
Chyenne Tatum of Grammy wrote that the EP "sees Yeji fully embrace the positively overwhelming sensations she feels when she's onstage". She described the lead single "Air" as having "dreamy synth-pop production", which is "immediately followed by three captivating tracks, 'Invasion', 'Can't Slow Me, No', and '258', that venture into some of the most tantalizing electronica and dance-pop sounds K-pop has heard in a long while".[18]
Track listing
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Charts
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Certifications
Release history
References
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