BoA Marks 25 Years With Ambitious Eleventh Album ‘Crazier’

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K-pop icon BoA announced today that she will release her 11th full-length studio album Crazier at 6 PM KST on August 4, 2025. BoA's album announcement coincides with an extraordinary moment: her 25th anniversary as a performer! Launched way back in 2000, BoA has been changing and defining the K-pop scene ever since. Crazier will contain 11 songs in a variety of genres, including fun dance songs and emotional ballads. Most importantly, BoA has contributed to the writing and composition of several songs on the project, showing how she continues to establish herself as both an artist and a producer. Her agency described the project as a special gift for longtime fans and has confirmed that there is a physical format available for pre-order at major retailers.

BoA has shown great excitement about the new chapter. In a recent message to her fans, she credited the collaboration with MZ and Gen Z staff for both demonstrating the energy of the album and range of creativity. She spoke to the "incredibly powerful synergy" of the collaboration between generations and acknowledged the unique and one-of-a-kind concepts offered "at a possible level of saturation". While the album stands as a statement and celebration of BoA's own career, it also enables BoA to further democratize the creative voices of the staffing team. A highlight medley was released across numerous platforms at noon, July 28, teasing the range of sound and personal themes highlighted throughout "Crazier."

The album includes the title song "Crazier," plus for some memorable self-composed songs like "It Takes Two", an urban hip-hop song about the excitement of summer romance, and "How Could," a pop R&B piece reflecting on the bittersweet end of a long relationship. And yet, there are also songs like "Don't Mind Me" which falls into the dance category moreso than the previous songs illustrating the variation emotionally and musically within the album. After BoA's recent health issues that led to the cancelation of her concerts in late August, BoA accepted the agency's announcement aimed at reassuring her commitment to her music and to her fans. "Crazier" certainly demonstrates beyond a reasonable doubt, BoA is just getting started in terms of further innovation and relevancy consuming the music industry which is always changing and evolving. As BoA carries on a legacy within a quarter of a century, the potential she has going forward is immeasurable.

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