"Pretty Messy" Completes Jūji's Debut Album Journey -- A Luminous Title Track About Embracing Pain and Moving Forward

BANGKOK, April 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Thai indie pop–jazz outfit Jūji gracefully wraps up its debut full-length album with "Pretty Messy," a beautifully crafted title track that invites listeners to embrace past wounds before stepping into the future.

Based in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and currently signed to Melodic Corner, Jūji has steadily captured audiences with its signature blend of indie pop and jazz, weaving deeply personal narratives in both English and Japanese. Its growing international presence includes performances at Bangkok Music City 2026 in Thailand, Music Lane Festival Okinawa 2026 in Japan, and Minrock Festa 2025 in Busan, South Korea.

Following these international appearances, Jūji reaches a defining milestone with the release of its debut full-length project, The 1st Album, culminating in "Pretty Messy" — a reflective and healing composition that encourages listeners to find beauty and meaning within life's imperfections.

Finding Beauty in Imperfection

"Pretty Messy" explores the process of accepting and embracing sadness. Inspired by real-life experiences, the track reflects on memories, emotional baggage, and the inevitable act of letting go. At its core, it offers a message of quiet optimism: that pain, in hindsight, can reveal its own kind of beauty — especially once we find the strength to move forward.

A Journey Through Love, Longing, and Self-Discovery

As part of The 1st Album, "Pretty Messy" completes a narrative arc centered on love in its many forms — spanning self-discovery, heartbreak, infatuation, and even the longing for something that may never exist.

Over the past year, listeners have followed this journey through standout tracks including "Moon Or Stars," "You," "More & More," "Never This Far Away Gone (All In)," "No Turning Back," "Forbidden Love," and "Dreamland," all leading to the album's poignant conclusion.

The Sound of Jūji

The 1st Album showcases Jūji's distinctive indie pop–jazz sensibility, enriched by each member's unique musical influences. The result is a cohesive body of work that feels both dreamy and sincere — capturing the emotional complexity and quiet vulnerability of the human experience.

Watch & Listen

Experience the beauty of imperfection in Jūji's "Pretty Messy," now available as an official music video on YouTube via Melodic Corner. The 1st Album is also available on all major streaming platforms.

Stay connected with Jūji for upcoming projects and uniquely curated content across all official channels.

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"Pretty Messy" Completes Jūji's Debut Album Journey -- A Luminous Title Track About Embracing Pain and Moving Forward

Bring a Touch of Stardom to Music and Fashion Zones

HONG KONG, April 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Madame Tussauds Hong Kong is thrilled to announce the official debut of two multi-talented icons from Mainland China — powerhouse singer-songwriter Hua Chenyu and popular actor-singer Luo Yunxi. Set to become the must-see highlights for fans, their wax figures are now officially part of the permanent collection, settling into the "Music Icons" zone and "Fashion Zone" just in time for the Labour Day Golden Week.

Since his debut, Hua Chenyu has garnered numerous accolades in the music industry for his distinct creative vision and explosive vocal power. From Aliens and Qi Tian to I Really Want to Love This World, his works have consistently topped the charts, resonating with countless listeners through lyrics that reflect a profound understanding of life. When he's not in the limelight, Hua also dedicates his time to charity and social causes, inspiring those around him with his genuine passion.

Dressed in a sleek black outfit for the stage, the newly arrived Hua Chenyu wax figure is showcased in a striking pose in the "Music Icons" zone, capturing the energy of his live performances. 

Also making a highly anticipated debut is the popular Chinese actor and singer, Luo Yunxi. Since his breakout role in Ashes of Love in 2018, Luo has become a household name, a status further solidified by his performance in Till The End of The Moon, where he received high praise for skilfully portraying three distinct roles (Tantai Jin, Ming Ye, and Cang Jiumin). The show achieved top results in online drama rankings and was released in over 30 countries and regions worldwide. In 2025, his lead role in Whispers of Fate had set a new benchmark for cultural exports, once again topping prime-time TV ratings and reaching over 120 countries and regions.

His wax figure, permanently displayed in the Fashion Zone, features a refined tailored look that reflects his graceful on‑ and off‑screen persona, inviting guests to admire and capture memorable moments with the star.

To celebrate the arrival of these two new figures, Madame Tussauds Hong Kong has introduced updated ticket offers across several popular combinations, now available via the official website and WeChat Mini Programs, including Peak Tram and VR experience bundles.

From 30 April to 5 May 2026, guests purchasing any Peak Tram or VR Experience combo ticket via official channels will also receive a HK$50 Shake Shack cash coupon (while stocks last), adding even more value to a star‑studded day at The Peak.

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Madame Tussauds Hong Kong Celebrates the Arrival of Two Major Chinese Superstars: Hua Chenyu and Luo Yunxi's Permanent Wax Figures

Madame Tussauds Hong Kong Celebrates the Arrival of Two Major Chinese Superstars: Hua Chenyu and Luo Yunxi's Permanent Wax Figures