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Soul One - SouLonely (album cover)

Soul One releases first full-length album ‘SouLonely’

Singer Soul One has released his first full-length album ‘SouLonely‘ yesterday with support by Coke Jazz, Satbyeol, Huckleberry P, Hwaji, and Paloalto. The music video for the title track ‘Thank U’ has come out as well.

Singer Soul One debuted in 2008 with the single ‘No More’. In 2016 he and EachOne collaborated on the full-length album ‘Blue Dream‘ and most recently on the single ‘Purple (Feat. Born Kim)‘.

There are several types of music. Easy listening, music that you dance to, music that touches you deeply, and music that helps you concentrate.
Then, there is Soul One’s first full-length album, which is somewhere in between all those categories. It is the type of music that sounds unfamiliar.

“Soul” stands for a music genre as well as for the determination to always keep a pure soul. “One” represents the will to be number one in a specific field, but also for simply being the one and only. Thus, Soul One is the one and only soul.

This album is about that soul’s loneliness. Its songs are all fortright and honest. The singer received support from Cohort producer Coke Jazz, singer Satbyeol, rapper Hwaji, and his former Hi-Lite label mates Huckleberry P and Paloalto.

Watch the title track’s music video below!

‘SouLonely’ Track List & Credits:
  1. 좋더라 (Wondering) (Feat. Satbyeol)
    Written, composed and arranged by Soul One
  2. 결혼 안 해 (I Don’t Marry You)
    Written by Soul One
    Composed by Soul One, Sungmoo Lim
    Arranged by Sungmoo Lim
  3. Secret
    Written by Soul One
    Composed by Soul One, Coke Jazz
    Arranged by Coke Jazz
  4. 넌 어때 (What About You)
    Written, composed and arranged by Soul One
  5. 불 켜지마 (Keep It Off) TITLE
    Written, composed and arranged by Soul One
  6. 입으로만 (The Touch Of Your Lips) (Feat. Huckleberry P)
    Written by Soul One, Huckleberry P
    Composed by Soul One, Young Soul
    Arranged by Young Soul
  7. 집에 가지 말자 (Let’s Not Go Home) (Feat. Hwaji)
    Written by Soul One, Hwaji
    Composed by Soul One, Joohyung Yoo
    Arranged by Joohyung Yoo
  8. 혼자 (Alone)
    Written by Soul One
    Composed by Soul One, Coke Jazz
    Arranged by Coke Jazz
  9. Thank U (Feat. Paloalto) TITLE
    Written by Soul One, Paloalto
    Composed by Soul One, Coke Jazz
    Arranged by Coke Jazz
  10. 또 봐 (See Y’all) (Au Revoir) (CD Only)
    Written by Soul One
    Composed by Soul One, Coke Jazz
    Arranged by Coke Jazz
‘Thank U’ MV:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hR82VrUTAAY

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Source: Mnet

Jang Hyejin - Good Time (Feat. Nucksal) cover

Jang Hyejin releases ‘Good Time’ featuring Nucksal

Yesterday, singer Jang Hyejin has released the third part of her ‘ordinary’ project series about ordinary and common things titled ‘Good Time’ which features Nucksal.

The song could be everyone’s story and will provide consolation and comfort for those who are tired from running forward in life all the time.

The ‘ordinary’ project, which continuously delivers us fresh sounds, is a collaboration with Stoneship who have specialized in producing black music. As expected, many hiphop artists participated in the making of the song. It features VMC’s Nucksal who writes philosophical and clear lyrics, has a unique and excellent flow, and is receiving great love from fans for being a ‘free soul’. On top of this, daze alive’s head Jerry.k participated in writing lyrics, and The Cohort’s producer Coke Jazz was in charge of producing the beat and arranging it. There is more: talented female R&B singer Hoody with her unique voice was in charge of the melody line, a great combination with veteran singer Jang Hyejin.

Credits:
Lyrics by Jerry.k, Nucksal, Hoody
Produced by Coke Jazz, Hoody
Vocals arranged by Hoody
Arranged by Coke Jazz
Mixed by Psycoban
Mastered by Boost knob
Photo by Boobagraphy
Artwork by Rowdee38
Production / A&R by DDolbae for STONESHIP

 

 

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Source: rokhiphop