Type Control
album by Lee Yong-shin
Type Control (sometimes titled Type Control yongshin) is the debut studio album of South Korean voice actress and recording artist Lee Yong-shin. The tracks from the album were digitally released on November 15, 2013, and physical copies were released on November 19. The album contains nine tracks, including the lead single "Because of You". It also features "Another Me", the opening theme for the Korean dub of My Guardian Characters, as a bonus track.
Bak Hyeong-jun, who composed the track "Now Is the Time to Love" and voice actor Kim Jang participated on the album as featured artists. Prior to its release, Type Control was reported to be the first full-length album ever recorded by a voice actor in South Korea.
Type Control debuted on the Gaon Albums Chart on the fifth week of November 2013, entering at number 62.
Background and album information
Production costs for Type Control were funded through web donations, which were held on the crowdfunding site UCANFUNDING from July 31 to September 30, 2013. The amount required for the funding was set to ₩2 million ($2,000), but thanks to fans' support, the collection raised over ₩12 million ($12,000) at the end of the funding.
According to Lee's official Twitter, the album includes a total of nine tracks, with one outtake featured ("In the Booth").
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