Solo artist WOODZ is gearing up for his next musical chapter with a new album planned for March 2026.

According to reports from OSEN, the singer-songwriter is currently in preparation mode for his upcoming release, targeting a March launch date. While specific details about the album's concept, tracklist, or exact release date remain under wraps, fans can expect WOODZ to continue showcasing his signature blend of R&B, pop, and alternative sounds.

Adding an interesting twist to the comeback, actor Park Hee Soon is reportedly set to make a special appearance in the music video for the album's title track. Park Hee Soon, known for his roles in films like "The Man from Nowhere" and "My Name," would mark an unexpected but intriguing collaboration between the music and acting worlds.

This upcoming release continues WOODZ's steady momentum as a solo artist. Born Cho Seung-youn, he debuted as a member of X1 before pursuing his solo career under the WOODZ moniker. His previous releases have demonstrated his versatility as both a performer and producer, often taking an active role in writing and composing his music.

The March comeback will mark WOODZ's first major release of 2026, following his pattern of consistent musical output that has helped establish his unique position in the Korean music scene. His previous albums have explored themes of personal growth and artistic expression, often accompanied by visually striking music videos that complement his creative vision.

While fans wait for more concrete details about the album's concept and tracklist, the inclusion of Park Hee Soon in the title track's music video suggests WOODZ might be exploring new creative territories for this release. The collaboration hints at a potentially cinematic approach to the visual component of his comeback.

More information about the album title, specific release date, and promotional schedule is expected to be announced in the coming weeks as March approaches.