ALL’N to Release First Physical Album “Four Seasons” on November 23

Violin-driven K-pop solo artist ALL’N (올린) will release his first physical album, “Four Seasons,” on November 23 through EMPIRE. The album follows his energetic single “DING,” released on October 2.

The violin has been part of ALL’N’s sound from the start. For “Four Seasons,” he continues to build on that signature style, pairing a memorable violin melody with a more confident, dance-focused sound.

Each release has shown a different side of the artist. His debut single, “We Up,” introduced his blend of modern pop and classical violin. “Dream Higher” revealed a more personal and emotional side, while “DING” took a playful, high-energy direction. With “Four Seasons,” ALL’N brings these influences together while continuing to explore his sound.

“I think it’s the most complete expression of what I’ve been trying to build as ALL’N so far, with a great balance of both what makes K-pop K-pop and violin,” he said.

The album’s title reflects the different seasons and experiences that have shaped ALL’N, including both the difficult and joyful moments. As he has grown as an artist and as the CEO of his own company, SKS Entertainment, those experiences have helped him better understand his identity and musical vision.

“‘Four Seasons’ is about bringing all of that with me and moving forward with more confidence in who I am,” ALL’N said.

About ALL’N

ALL’N (올린) is a South Korean-American singer-songwriter, producer, violinist and CEO of SKS Entertainment, the company he founded. Born Sam Sungmin Kang, he chose the name ALL’N from the phrase “all in,” reflecting the dedication he brings to his work and life. The name also connects to the Korean word for violin, 바이올린—whose final syllables, 올린, sound like “ALL’N.”

Before his solo debut, ALL’N competed on the Chinese survival show Youth With You and built a violin-driven DJ career in China. He made his debut with “We Up” on April 15, 2026, and later released “Dream Higher” on August 14 and “DING” on October 2.

ALL’N has taken a hands-on role in his projects, contributing to music production, choreography, styling, visuals and creative direction. He plans to keep exploring different genres while incorporating the violin into his music.

Watch the music videos for “We Up”, “Dream Higher” and “DING.”