Korea

Starting from small stages, personal songwriting and peer networks, it gives a city many sounds that aren't uniformly packaged.

Writes the tone, rhymes and personal stance of the Korean language into beats the body can hear.

Weaves melody, dance and vocal roles into a stage language the world can remember.

A piano opening, strings underneath and an explosive belt in the last chorus: Korean love songs that sing heartbreak at full strength.

An oom-pah two-beat and vibrato-laden singing, Korea's most nostalgic yet festive popular song.

Lets traditional breath, storytelling and cycles take part in contemporary sound, rather than serving only as antique decoration.

Lets one melody gradually become a relationship through meeting, missing each other and reunion.