The DAY6 member's personal, bedroom-pop side where he writes about restlessness and late nights.
For the late-night mood, 'Truman' is a good place to start. If you want to hear him working with another voice, try 'Dive With You' with Seori.
eaJ gives Jae Park space to work outside the polished K-pop world of DAY6. Tracks like '50 Proof' and 'LA Trains' have that lo-fi, bedroom quality, and the lyrics often circle around feeling restless or stuck in your own head. It's where he gets to be more introspective, like on 'Sincerely,' or just try things, like the video game references in 'Pacman'.
He started putting out music as eaJ around 2019, mostly singles and short EPs. The project has stayed loose, from the early lo-fi feel to collaborations like 'Dive With You' with Seori and a remix with Rich Brian. There's no full album yet, which fits the experimental, low-pressure vibe.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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