Seoul: South Korean diva BoA, dubbed "the star of Asia," will release her 11th full-length album, "Crazier," on Monday in celebration of her 25th debut anniversary, her agency SM Entertainment said.

According to Yonhap News Agency, the album features 11 tracks, including the title track "Crazier," "It Takes Two," "How Could," and "Clockwise." SM described "Crazier" as a "meaningful album celebrating BoA's 25th debut anniversary" and "a work that brings together her musical journey while serving as a bridge to connect with 'Jumping BoA,'" her dedicated global fanbase. The agency added that the album includes a variety of tracks, from dance songs to emotional ballads.

BoA made her debut at age 14 with "ID; Peace B" on Aug. 25, 2000, and entered the Japanese market the following year. She went on to achieve success in Japan, the world's second-largest music market, releasing two million-selling albums. Her powerful and stable live performances, even during demanding choreography, earned her acclaim. She is often credited as a trailblazer who helped open the Japanese market to K-pop artists.

Reflecting on her milestone, BoA said, "I don't feel anything particularly different for the 25th anniversary, but sometimes I find myself thinking, 'Has it really been 25 years already?'" She added, "This is my first studio album in five years since 'Better,' and I wanted to show my fans, who have supported me for so long, a variety of sides and vocal colors I haven't revealed before. I put a lot of effort into this album, and I hope you enjoy it."