The ballad, written by Dat Max, resonated with Phuc. When the songwriter sent him the demo, the singer was reminded of his unrequited love for a woman two years his senior. "I was 22 then, dreaming of a future with her. In the end, it was all in my head," the singer said.

According to Ung Hoang Phuc, singing in his signature ballad style presented its own challenges, as it was easy to fall into familiar patterns. He therefore sought a fresh approach, conveying deep emotion without resorting to melodrama.

The song is part of Ung Hoang Phuc's upcoming album, a project he's been working on for over six months, carefully selecting songs and overseeing production.

He filmed the music video in Australia during a tour, featuring his wife, former model Kim Cuong. The couple has collaborated on several music projects. Ung Hoang Phuc said it was a special experience performing with his wife, who has always been his steadfast supporter in both his music career and personal life.

Kim Cuong expressed her happiness at having the opportunity to support her husband artistically. Their mutual understanding and respect contribute to their on-screen chemistry.

The couple's secret to maintaining harmony after many years of marriage is to listen to each other, respect each other's individuality, and nurture shared values. They share everything from raising children and enjoying movies and music to spiritual practices.

Ung Hoang Phuc and his wife in the MV. Photo: Provided by the artist.

Ung Hoang Phuc, 46, rose to fame in the early 2000s with hits like "Tha Rang Nhu The" (2002), "Nguoi Ta Noi" (2003), and "Hua That Nhieu That Hua That Nhieu" (2004). In 2007, he paused his career to seek treatment for a herniated disc in Singapore. Two years later, he returned and founded his own entertainment company. Ung Hoang Phuc married model Kim Cuong at the end of 2018, and they have two children together.

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