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Leenalchi releases new digital single Please Don t Go Posted : 2021-02-05 08:58 Updated : 2021-02-08 12:31 Leenalchi, a pop fusion band, rehearses at its studio in Paju, Gyeonggi Province, in this July 3 file photo. Korea Times photo by Choi Won-suk By Park Ji-won Cover image for Leenalchi s single Please Don t Go Courtesy of hike Leenalchi, which rose to fame with pansori-based pop fusion music and unique YouTube videos, has released its new single Please Don t Go, or Yeobonari in Korean. Yeobonari is a way to call one s husband. According to Hike, the band s agency, the seven-member group released the digital single at 6 p.m., Wednesday, as part of the series of its former and first full-length album Suggungga, named after one of five surviving pansori plays. It is a satirical tale showing the conflict between prey and predator, or the ruler and the people through animal characters such ....
Korean Album of the Year: Sugungga Posted : 2020-12-26 09:57 By David Tizzard In late 2009 I was in the back of a Seoul taxi making my way home from an all-night party, hiding behind my sunglasses and trying to hold my head in a way that didn t make my brain rattle painfully inside. As we passed Euljiro 3-ga and headed up toward the Namsan tunnel, a song came on the radio. It was Jang Gi-ha and the Faces Living the Carefree Life (byul-e ops-e sanda). At that moment it spoke to me with a great clarity and authenticity. I was awake, alive and here living in Seoul: carefree, indeed. ....
Korean Album of the Year: Sugungga Posted : 2020-12-26 09:57 By David Tizzard In late 2009 I was in the back of a Seoul taxi making my way home from an all-night party, hiding behind my sunglasses and trying to hold my head in a way that didn t make my brain rattle painfully inside. As we passed Euljiro 3-ga and headed up toward the Namsan tunnel, a song came on the radio. It was Jang Gi-ha and the Faces Living the Carefree Life (byul-e ops-e sanda). At that moment it spoke to me with a great clarity and authenticity. I was awake, alive and here living in Seoul: carefree, indeed. ....