Kim Susu is known as one of the key figures in Jeju's busking culture and is sometimes called "Jeju's Han Dae-soo." He reinterprets familiar songs in his own style, moves freely across genres through improvised jams, and stays active in Jeju's live music scene.

Kim Susu

A leading musician in Jeju's busking scene, nicknamed "Jeju's Han Dae-soo" for his free spirit.

Yoon Seonae emerged from Seoul National University's singing group Meaeri and the student coalition Saebyeok, becoming one of the defining female voices of minjung song during the democracy movement of the 1980s. She is known for historic songs such as "When That Day Comes" and has continued her artistic life through later solo albums.

Yoon Seonae

An iconic voice of minjung song who sang on the front lines of the 1980s democracy movement.

그날이 오면

Namukkunmingeon sings with raw emotion and an unfinished heart he does not try to hide. His songs feel all the more real because of that imperfection, and instead of offering easy comfort, he is willing to collapse together with the listener and stay present in the moment.

Namukkunmingeon

A singer-songwriter building his own story with unadorned honesty.

A versatile female solo artist covering indie, folk/blues, jazz, and new age. She runs the cultural space "Woodpecker Bookshop," creating intersections between music and literature. She aims to expand her artistic boundaries by combining music with visual art and performance.

Namsu

A female solo artist spanning indie to jazz who runs the cultural space "Woodpecker Bookshop" and connects music and literature

Hello (To You in a Distant Place)

A jazz duo of Yejin Angela Park and Hwang Seulgi. They explore diverse and beautiful sounds grounded in jazz. With improvisation and experimentation, they delicately capture the consciousness of modern society, expressing ordinary daily life and the tension embedded within conflict regions.

MOMO

A jazz duo expressing facets of modern society through improvisation and experimentation, with a unique sound by Yejin Angela Park and Hwang Seulgi

If this can't be tolerated, what can't be?

Kim Dongsan is a folk and blues musician based in Suwon, performing with his band Blueeewoot. Nicknamed "Korea's Woody Guthrie," he draws attention for music filled with deep insight into society. He sings about laid-off workers and victims of gentrification, and runs an LP and recycling shop called "Long Player" near Janganmun in Suwon, developing it into a local cultural space.

Kim Dongsan & Blueeewoot

Kim Dongsan, a folk and blues musician based in Suwon, and his band Blueeewoot. His music about marginalized stories meets the band's solid performance.

Wave

Chichi is part of the lineup for the 2026 Gangjeong Peace & Music Camp.

Chichi

Performing at the 2026 Gangjeong Peace & Music Camp.

Seongyeong is both a singer-songwriter and an artist who creates ceramic dolls inspired by the images of nature and living beings around us.

Seongyeong

A singer-songwriter and ceramic doll artist.

Howaho was formed when eeeho and Mohho, both active as singer-songwriters, were inspired by each other's distinct atmosphere. Writing all of their songs together, they combine poetic lyrics, heavy electric guitar, electronic beats, and ambient soundscapes, and their first album "Unknown Origin" was nominated for Best Folk Album at the 16th Korean Music Awards.

Howaho

A duo of poetic lyrics and weighty soundscapes, nominated for Best Folk Album at the Korean Music Awards.