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Lee Hwan Hee
Lee Hwan Hee is a Korean singer-songwriter who put out his debut EP 'Take Me Back' in 2014. The music had a folk-rock feel with vocals that carried a certain...
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Lee Hwan Hee is a Korean singer-songwriter who put out his debut EP 'Take Me Back' in 2014. The music had a folk-rock feel with vocals that carried a certain weight. A couple years later, his second EP arrived with the title track 'Monroe's Heel', which became his most recognized song.
That song's quiet, reflective quality seemed to connect with listeners. After that point, he kept releasing music, including an album called 'To Be Continued' and another EP titled 'The Way'. The work maintained a consistent, introspective tone.
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