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216Project
216Project formed in 2016 as a South Korean indie band, started by Park Jin-woo on vocals and guitar and Choi So-yeon on vocals and piano. They put out their...
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216Project formed in 2016 as a South Korean indie band, started by Park Jin-woo on vocals and guitar and Choi So-yeon on vocals and piano. They put out their first album, 'Daydreamer,' and followed it with others like 'Remember' and 'The Beginning.'
Their music pulls from folk, rock, and R&B, with songs that often lean into emotional territory. In 2020, they released 'Marry Me (feat. Sam Ock, Junggigo),' a ballad that got a lot of attention online.
The band has included other members over time, like Kang Min-hye on bass and Kim Tae-won on drums.
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