ZeroBaseOne’s Sung Han-bin to make solo debut Oct. 12

The singer’s agency, The L1ve Label, made the announcement as it called for interest and support for this “new side” of him.

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Boy band ZeroBaseOne's Sung Han-bin

Boy band ZeroBaseOne's Sung Han-bin will make his solo debut on Oct. 12, the singer's agency, The L1ve Label, said Monday. 

"Sung Han-bin confirmed his solo debut for Oct. 12 and is currently focused on preparations," the agency said in a press release Monday. "We ask for your interest and support for the new side of Sung Han-bin." 

The agency said that Sung will engage in solo activities alongside the group activities. 

Sung debuted as a member of project boy band ZeroBaseOne after clinching second place at the Mnet audition program "Boys Planet" (2023). ZeroBaseOne originally debuted as a nine-member act before restructuring to a five-member band in March this year after four members decided not to extend their group activities.

Sung is a part of the five-member act, which dropped its sixth EP "Ascend-" on May 18. 

The agency described Sung as an "all-rounder" — capable both as a vocalist and an onstage performer. The member currently hosts the Mnet dance competition "Street World Fighter: Directors War" after hosting the "World of Street Woman Fighter" last year. 

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