Oyeon is a K-pop band that formed in 2017 with three members: Yejun, Soso, and Hakjun. Their song 'Like A Movie' became popular, establishing their sound...
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A Korean singer-songwriter with two songs that feel like short films.
Put on 'Like A Movie' first. It gives you the whole mood in one shot.
Oyeon's music lands because it's so specific and visual. 'Pretend It's Fine' captures that feeling of holding it together when everything's falling apart. The songs work like little scenes you can step into.
There's not much public history yet. The two songs we have suggest someone building a world from small, precise moments.
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Oyeon is a K-pop band that formed in 2017 with three members: Yejun, Soso, and Hakjun. Their song 'Like A Movie' became popular, establishing their sound early on. They've also released tracks like 'Pretend It's Fine' and 'Sleepless Night'.
Yejun handles lead vocals and guitar, Soso plays bass and sings, and Hakjun is the drummer who also contributes vocals. Their music tends to blend pop with R&B and electronic elements, though they've faced some criticism for not fitting neatly into genre categories.
They haven't had a huge number of releases, but songs like 'Airplane' and 'Temperature' show their range. The band's approach often feels cinematic, with lyrics that aim to create visual imagery through sound.
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