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Yebin & Somyi
Yebin & Somyi are a South Korean duo who began releasing music in 2018. Their song 'Seoraksan in October' came out that year and seems to be their most...
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Yebin & Somyi are a South Korean duo who began releasing music in 2018. Their song 'Seoraksan in October' came out that year and seems to be their most recognized work.
Yebin handles vocals and writes lyrics, while Somyi plays piano and composes the music. Their sound tends toward atmospheric arrangements with vocal harmonies, though the catalog details beyond that are fairly sparse.
They put out several releases after their debut, including 'The Light of Dawn' in 2019 and 'Fragile Heart' in 2020. The duo's music has appeared in some Korean television dramas and films.
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