TABI
TABI is a Korean experimental pop band with members Ryu Ji-hwan on vocals, Kim Yu-bin on drums, and Lee Jun-young on bass. Their sound tends toward the...
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TABI is a Korean experimental pop band with members Ryu Ji-hwan on vocals, Kim Yu-bin on drums, and Lee Jun-young on bass. Their sound tends toward the atmospheric, built around Ryu's vocals and lyrics that lean into introspection. The song "Moonlie" from 2016 was their first notable release, establishing their moodier, ethereal approach.
They followed with an EP called Dream Diary in 2017 and a full-length album, Lost in Translation, in 2019. Their work has drawn mixed reactions, some listeners find the themes and style compelling, while others find it too dark or abstract. In 2018, they faced plagiarism accusations over a song called "Echo," though those were later dismissed.
TABI's music, including tracks like "Otra Vez," continues to attract an audience interested in mood-driven, less conventional pop. They haven't shied away from their particular sound, even when it polarizes listeners or draws occasional scrutiny.
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