Ryeowook released his third Japanese single "Boku no Hoshi" (僕の星) on August 5, 2026. The title track is a ballad that showcases the vocal delivery the Super Junior member is known for, promoted with a live clip and a Japan meet-and-greet tied to his solo concert series there. It is a Japanese-language solo single, distinct from his Korean solo releases, and continues the steady presence he has built in the Japanese market alongside his group activities.
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Ryeowook, born Kim Ryeowook in 1987, is a South Korean singer and the main vocalist of the boy group Super Junior, which debuted in 2005 under SM Entertainment and became one of the most successful groups of K-pop's second generation. Within Super Junior he is also a member of the ballad-focused subunit Super Junior-K.R.Y., alongside Yesung and Kyuhyun. He made his solo debut in January 2016 with the mini album "The Little Prince," and has since released a steady run of mini albums centered on his vocals. His solo catalog leans on ballads and mid-tempo pop, a softer and more vocal-driven sound than Super Junior's brighter group material. As one of the lead voices of a long-running second-generation group and a soloist in his own right, Ryeowook is known for the clarity and control of his vocal performances.