THE BOYZ, Q (Ji Chang-min) is finally stepping out on his own. On July 9 at 6 PM, the talented idol will release his debut digital single “Anytime,” a much-anticipated project that showcases a more intimate side of the artist.
The teaser visuals immediately draw you in with their nostalgic, first-love atmosphere. Q’s expressive gaze and the poetic lyrics “You can call me anytime / I’ll run to you through the moon” hint at a tender ballad that captures longing and reassurance. It’s the kind of song that feels personal, like a late-night conversation set to melody. Those who have followed his journey know Q has always brought emotional depth to group releases, but this solo lets him fully lean into that strength.

The timing adds another layer of excitement. “Anytime” will feature prominently in the upcoming MBC Plus drama My Idol, My Debut, premiering July 16. The time-slip story follows a passionate fan who becomes a trainee to change destiny a narrative that resonates with Q’s own path in the industry. “Q’s voice has this rare warmth that can convey vulnerability without losing power,” notes vocal producer, who has worked with several K-pop acts. “In group settings, those qualities elevate the whole track. For a solo, it allows listeners to connect on a deeper, almost conversational level.”
K-pop analyst/author of several books on idol culture, adds perspective: “Solo debuts like this are crucial for fourth-generation groups. They give members room to evolve while keeping the group synergy intact. Q’s choice of a heartfelt single feels authentic to his image and could broaden THE BOYZ’s appeal globally.”
Fresh off their impressive “INTER-ZECTION” concerts at Seoul’s KSPO Dome in late April, THE BOYZ continue to demonstrate strong momentum. Q’s solo arrives as a natural extension of that energy, offering fans something new while staying true to the group’s musical identity.
This release marks more than just a new song it’s a chance for Q to share his artistry on his own terms. Summer 2026 is shaping up to be memorable for K-pop enthusiasts. Keep an eye out for “Anytime” on July 9; it might just become the soundtrack to many heartfelt moments ahead.
Source: MK Sports