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Yoon Jong-shin, Gaeko to release collaborative single
By Korea HeraldPublished : July 25, 2016 - 16:21
Singer-songwriter Yoon Jong-shin and rapper Gaeko are scheduled to release a collaborative single this week, according to Yoon’s management agency Mystic Entertainment on Monday.
Since 2010, Yoon has run a monthly musical project which involves him working with artistes from various musical backgrounds. Those he has worked with this year include Epik High’s Tablo, Hanhae, KittiB, K-pop band Seventeen and VIXX’s Ken. The upcoming track “Empty City” is the seventh release of the year.
Since 2010, Yoon has run a monthly musical project which involves him working with artistes from various musical backgrounds. Those he has worked with this year include Epik High’s Tablo, Hanhae, KittiB, K-pop band Seventeen and VIXX’s Ken. The upcoming track “Empty City” is the seventh release of the year.
Last month’s single “It Means Nothing” featured upbeat sounds. The upcoming summer release will be a powerful combination of hip-hop and punk, according to Mystic Entertainment.
Gaeko, who is part of the hip-hop group Dynamic Duo, recently gained wide public attention for his performances on MBC’s celebrity music competition show “King of Mask Singer.” Dynamic Duo is currently on a nation-wide tour until early August.
The single “Empty City” will be available on local music sites from midnight July 29.
By Kim Yu-young (ivykim@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
