K-pop singer Holland made a comeback on Sunday with his first mini-album, which was produced through crowdfunding.

Holland released his eponymous mini-album alongside the music video for the album's title track "Nar-C," a funky electronic dance music (EDM) song peppered with deep house sounds.

The music video follows two male lovers who at first appear happy in their relationship but end up going their separate ways.

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Holland was able to produce the mini album and music video through funds raised by his fans via MyMusicTaste, a crowdsourcing platform for music and live events.

The 23-year-old singer, whose real name is Go Tae-seob, made his debut in 2018 with the song "Neverland."

Holland gained public attention as the first openly gay singer in K-pop, where the topic of same-sex love is rarely addressed.