Korean singer and actor Kim Hyun-joong will release a digital single this week, according to his agency KEYEAST on Wednesday.
KEYEAST said in a press release that Kim's new song "Marry Me" will go on sale in the country on December 15 along with the music video to the title track of the same name.
Kim took part in composing the song "Marry Me" and the single will include the female version of the aforementioned song under the name "Marry You."
"The new song is a way for Kim to reveal his feelings towards his fans while the lyrics is about everlasting love," an official with KEYEAST was quoted as saying.
Kim made his debut as the leader of the popular boy band SS501 in 2005. He expanded his career into acting with a role in KBS' smash hit series "Boys Over Flowers" in 2009, which made him a household name in Korea and Asia.
He started on his solo singing career with his first mini-album "Break Down" this year and followed it up with "Lucky" in October. He also toured several countries in Asia and recently wrapped up his eight-city tour.
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