JYJ to unveil teaser of upcoming songs from special album today

Korean idols JYJ [Prain Inc.]

Korean idols JYJ will unveil teasers of their upcoming songs from their special album today, according to the group's promoter Prain Inc. on Tuesday.

Prain announced in a press release that the snippets of songs "Mission," "Puppet," "I.D.S," "Nine," "Fallen Leaves" and "Nameless Song part. 1" will be available on their official webpage.

The agency added that the latest tunes were written and composed by the members themselves and were first revealed during their concert last month.

"We wrote these songs just for the concert but decided to release it as a special album since we received favorable reviews from the fans," the members of JYJ were quoted as saying. "These tracks are special since they aren't love songs but about ourselves."

JYJ's special concert album, to be released in the format of a photo essay, will hit stores in early January 2011.

JYJ, formed of Jaejung, Yuchun and Junsu, made their debut in 2004 as part of the popular boy band TVXQ, but despite their phenomenal success in Asia, they ceased their activities as a group after being involved in a legal dispute with the Korean agency SM Entertainment.

They made a comeback to the music scene in October as a trio under the name JYJ and released their record in mid-October after which they held a global showcase and held their first concert as JYJ.

The boys recently opened their official webpage through which they can communicate with their fans and update them about their upcoming schedule.