On September 25th, Psy arrived back in Korea and held a press conference. He revealed, "My future plan in America is to either release a new single, or release an album that includes a new single. They told me the American music market moves a lot from Thanksgiving to Christmas, so they asked me to make an album for the end of November. But it's hard to finish an album by then. I'm looking over releasing my own songs."
He reported that Universal Republic Records wanted him to keep singing in Korean. Psy expressed, "I'm thankful. They said they don't understand what it means, but that Korean is nice and full of flavor. But we can't just hurry through this process of making it because it's my debut album, so we're thinking of many styles. I think the album will come out in mid or late November. The second single that will come out will probably be in English."
He also hinted that he may have a concert at Madison Square Garden in New York. "I went to a Korean club with Scooter Braun and Usher, and it came up because we were all in a good mood. But Braun couldn't remember that he said it the day after. In any case, we promised to have a concert even if it was accidentally announced. But at the moment there aren't any confirmed venues."
Psy will have both Korean and American promotions at the same time. On November 11th, he will attend the MTV EMA's in Frankfurt, Germany.
Source: Newsis via Nate
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