Kwon JinAh will release his second full-length album, including the title track "6:35PM," at 6 p.m. on Sept. 19.

Kwon JinAh, who debuted on Sept. 19, 16 with his first full-length album "Laughing Night," returns with his second full-length album "Spape of Me" on Sept. 19, three years later, and visits risers with songs that match his stark autumn sensibility.

The title track, "6:35PM," features a movie-like parting scene, like a watch needle in Kim's songwriting, one and the other going their separate ways. Kwon JinAh's vocals, which handled the split-off moment delicately in the title track "End," which received great love in her last album, clearly show the restrained pain of sadness that came from Cinabro in "6:35PM."

The compositions of "6:35" included Yoo Hee-yeol, the antenna's head and chief producer, and Shin Hyuk, the executive producer of the 153 Entertainment and Zumbas Music Group, and MRey, Minsu Bae and Ashley Alisha, who are engaged in activities as singer-songwriter, guitarist, and arrangement, and were perfect for the fall adaptation.

Kwon JinAh earlier unveiled the highlight section of the live film "6:35PM" in advance, raising expectations before its comeback to the highest level. Kwon JinAh's deeper tone, which starts with a quiet acoustic guitar and delves into a heavy string sound, is a perfect fit for autumn sensibility. The live film of "6:35PM" will lead to various light changes with emotion with director Bang Jae-yup's directing, which is currently collaborating with various artists and building its own video world, and will lead to the song "I Was Lucky" from the album and the theme song of the same name from the album.

Meanwhile, the 10 songs in "Shape of Me" in Kwon JinAh's second full-length album delicately depict me in various shapes that he didn't even know he was facing in maze-like days, and his willingness to search for the dizzying pieces of his mind. With five songs written by Kwon Jin-ah, you can feel her deep emotion, sensuous song lighting, and excellent singing all at once.

She then went on to work on the title track of his first full-length album "End," written by singer-songwriter Deer, who worked with him, and composer Hong Ji-sang's "That Night," which is well-known for lyrical lyrics and tracks. It features composer Hen, who gave a great breath with the drama "Mello's Body" and OST "Up," as well as "Breath-and-seek" presented by Yoo Hee-yeol and Lee Jin-ah, as well as Kwon JinAh's deeper sensibility. Kwon Jin-ah's self-composed song was composed by Hong So-jin, Bae Yong-jin, Yoon Seok-cheol, and Kwon Young-chan, who worked on the string arrangement of several songs, to increase the energy of the song by 10 minutes.

In each of the three tracks, Bae Yong and Hong So-jin worked on a musical combination that achieves an outstanding balance with Kwon Jin-ah. With their imaginative arrangement of interpreting songs with different orientations, they maximized Kwon's vocal ability and gave him musical diversity

Ahead of his comeback on Sept. 19 for the first time in three years, Kwon will appear on the live audio "6:05 Minutes" hosted by Pepperton's Lee Jang-won on Naver Now and deliver various stories about the new album. Kwon's second full-length album "Shape of Me" will be released on an online music site before 6 p.m. on Sept. 19, while live film of the title track "6:35" will also be released on the antenna's official SNS.