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Producers group Mad Soul Child’s sole vocalist Jinsil and Epik High member Tablo released a collaboration song “Do Do Do” at noon Tuesday, said Jinsil’s agency Happy Tribe Entertainment.
“Do Do Do” is described as neo-soul infused with jazz and punk, with its theme and mood perfectly suited for Jinsil’s soulful voice and Tablo’s rapping. The song features the story of a couple in a state of ennui as a metaphor for the emptiness and weariness of everyday life.
“Do Do Do” is described as neo-soul infused with jazz and punk, with its theme and mood perfectly suited for Jinsil’s soulful voice and Tablo’s rapping. The song features the story of a couple in a state of ennui as a metaphor for the emptiness and weariness of everyday life.
Jinsil is known for her unique voice and numerous collaborations with other artistes including rapper Tiger JK, hip-hop duo Dynamic Duo, and hip-hop singer MC Mong. This has earned her the nickname “featuring queen.”
Mad Soul Child, a group of producers formed in 2001, consists of eight members -- vocalist Jinsil, three record producers, two choreographers, a video director, and an art director. The group first achieved public recognition with “Dear,” which was part of the original soundtrack of the Korean film “The Man from Nowhere” (2010).
By Jung Eun-jin (jej2403@heraldcorp.com)
