Eric Nam is making his long-awaited comeback. The singer-songwriter will release his fourth LP, “Confessions of a Lonely Heart,” on Oct. 16 — his first full album since 2024.
According to The Korea Herald, the nine-track album will be released at 1 p.m. through major online music platforms, per his agency, All My Anecdotes.
Ahead of the release, Nam unveiled a teaser video on his official social media accounts, offering a first glimpse into the album’s introspective mood. The clip shows him spending time alone against quiet urban backdrops — including a riverside park along the Han River and a roadside bench — while the English narration reflects on sleeplessness and isolation. The album will collect this year’s earlier singles, including “How the Fire Started,” “Miss Me More,” and “Someday.”
Nam recently signed with All My Anecdotes, which also represents virtual girl group Owis and Lovelyz’s Ryu Soo-jeong. Beyond music, he finished third on the US version of TV show “The Traitors,” performed at the Grammy Museum’s Clive Davis Theater in Los Angeles on Aug. 10, and attended the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards on Sept. 27. He is also set to voice-act in the animated film “Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender.”
“Confessions of a Lonely Heart” arrives Oct. 16, ending a two-year wait for fans.
