Tarzzan, a member of the co ed group ALLDAY PROJECT, has released the music video for his solo track ‘MEDUSA,’ presenting a bold visual statement that highlights his individuality and artistic direction.
On January 12, agency THEBLACKLABEL unveiled the ‘MEDUSA’ music video through ALLDAY PROJECT’s official social media channels. The release marks Tarzzan’s latest solo effort and further expands the group’s multi layered musical identity.
A Minimalist Visual With Maximum Impact
The ‘MEDUSA’ music video centers on Tarzzan’s presence, stripping back excessive color to emphasize mood, movement, and expression. The restrained palette creates a raw, hip hop driven atmosphere, allowing his performance to take full focus. Set against familiar Korean city streets, the video incorporates everyday urban scenery alongside symbolic imagery, including the Korean national flag. These elements add a distinctly local texture to the visual narrative, blending global hip hop aesthetics with a grounded Korean sensibility.
Throughout the video’s three minute runtime, Tarzzan commands the frame with fluid gestures, sharp expressions, and confident body language. Rather than relying on elaborate storytelling, the video highlights attitude and rhythm, reinforcing his unique aura as a performer.
A Solo Track Defined by Tension and Texture
‘MEDUSA’ is built around sharp synth sounds and Tarzzan’s striking vocal delivery. The repeated hook “See me Medusa” anchors the track, weaving together distortion and rhythm to create a sense of intensity that builds steadily throughout the song.
The track’s structure emphasizes momentum and tension rather than melodic softness, underscoring Tarzzan’s bold musical identity and contrasting with the broader range of sounds presented in ALLDAY PROJECT’s group releases.
Expanding ALLDAY PROJECT’s Musical Spectrum
ALLDAY PROJECT consisting of Annie, Tarzzan, Bailey, Woochan, and Youngseo made their debut with the EP ‘ALLDAY PROJECT’ in December. The album showcased a wide musical range, spanning full group tracks, unit songs, and individual solos. Notable tracks from the EP include ‘YOU AND I,’ highlighting Youngseo’s vocals; ‘WHERE YOU AT,’ a unit track by Annie and Woochan; and ‘HOT,’ performed by Tarzzan and Bailey. Together, the releases demonstrated the group’s commitment to versatility and experimentation.
Editor’s Insight
The release of Tarzzan’s ‘MEDUSA’ music video on January 12, 2026, serves as a high-impact declaration of “Urban Authenticity” for both the artist and ALLDAY PROJECT. By stripping away the high-gloss artifice often associated with K-pop solo debuts, THEBLACKLABEL has positioned Tarzzan as a Topical Authority in the gritty, performance-heavy hip-hop space. The choice to film on “familiar Korean city streets” rather than a stylized set anchors the “Medusa” concept in a raw, localized reality, blending global street aesthetics with a distinctively Korean “cool.”
From a strategic perspective, ‘MEDUSA’ functions as a “Sonic Contrast” to ALLDAY PROJECT’s more melodic group efforts. Built on sharp synth distortion and the hypnotic “See me Medusa” hook, the track prioritizes Rhythmic Tension over traditional pop softness. This allows Tarzzan to showcase a “Restrained Intensity” that differentiates his solo brand from his group members, while simultaneously strengthening the collective’s reputation for Musical Versatility.
As the latest solo rollout from their debut EP, ALLDAY PROJECT, ‘MEDUSA’ proves that the co-ed group model is evolving. Instead of a singular group identity, they are operating as a “Creative Collective” where individual solo identities—like Youngseo’s vocal-focused ‘YOU AND I’ or Tarzzan’s hip-hop-driven ‘MEDUSA’—interlock to create a more resilient and commercially diverse brand. For THEBLACKLABEL, Tarzzan isn’t just a member of a group; he is a standalone performer whose “Atmospheric Attitude” is designed to capture the growing global audience for authentic Korean hip-hop.