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Yayyoung
Yayyoung is a band from Seoul, South Korea, led by vocalist and songwriter Lee Woo-Jin. Their music tends toward introspective themes, often dealing with love...
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Yayyoung is a band from Seoul, South Korea, led by vocalist and songwriter Lee Woo-Jin. Their music tends toward introspective themes, often dealing with love and heartbreak. In 2019, they released the single "Don't Wanna Fall In Love Again," which connected with listeners in South Korea and elsewhere.
Their debut album was called "The Lost Diary," and they've also released records titled "Nostalgia" and "The Art of Letting Go." The band's sound draws from R&B, soul, and alternative rock, with some jazz and electronic elements appearing in later work.
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