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yungui
Yungui formed in Seoul in 2015 with Jaehyun on vocals and guitar, Seongjin on bass, and Jihoon on drums. They started playing small venues, mixing electronica...
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Yungui formed in Seoul in 2015 with Jaehyun on vocals and guitar, Seongjin on bass, and Jihoon on drums. They started playing small venues, mixing electronica and rock with traditional Korean melodies.
Their 2018 EP "Alice" included the song "Misa Amane," which became a streaming hit and developed a following in alternative circles. The track's moody sound and introspective lyrics connected with listeners.
Some of their work explores themes like mental health and alienation, which has drawn occasional criticism. Their 2020 album "Anhedonia" leaned into a more melancholic direction, and they've continued to experiment with ambient and folk elements in later releases, including the song "Trovões."
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