Round 3

Round 3 is Kim Hyun-joong's third Korean mini-album, which was released on July 22, 2013.

Background and development

Two days after "2013 KHJ Show - Party People" fanmeeting in Seoul, Korea, KeyEast stated that Kim will be releasing his third mini album Round 3 on July 22. Before its release, they pre-released three photo teasers: the first photo teaser shows his back muscles with Korean traditional pattern tattoos, the second photo teaser shows his intense gaze downwards with a tattoo on his neck, and finally the third photo teaser of him staring at the camera with intense gaze, but the focus is on his torso, which is covered with a clearer tattoo, particularly Korean goblin, emphasizing the mix of tradition and modern sounds.Jay Park and Dok2 participated in the lyric-making as well as featuring in the songs "Unbreakable" and "Your Story" respectively. In addition, both songs are created by Steven Lee, who produced Kim's previous Korean and Japanese albums. Also, "Unbreakable" was choreographed by Lyle Beniga and directed by Hong Won Ki, while "Your Story" was choreographed by Keone Madrid and directed by Jo Soo Hyun.

PGA Tour

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The Greenbrier

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