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EZA
EZA is a band from Seoul, South Korea, whose name stands for Electric Zinc Acupuncture. They're led by vocalist and songwriter Yoon Hyun-min, with Choi...
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EZA is a band from Seoul, South Korea, whose name stands for Electric Zinc Acupuncture. They're led by vocalist and songwriter Yoon Hyun-min, with Choi Min-sung on bass and Kim Tae-woo on drums. Their debut album was called 'Electric Zinc.'
Their song 'High & Low' became a breakout single, with its bittersweet lyrics and soaring melody connecting with listeners. It's a regular part of their live sets. They also have a track called 'Alive' among their top songs.
In 2019, the band faced plagiarism accusations that were later dismissed. Their music tends toward ethereal melodies and introspective lyrics, exploring themes like love and loss.
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