A two-member folk duo formed in Gangjeong Village, consisting of More and Doto. As their name suggests, they pursue a natural and pure sensibility. Their delicate, flexible approach, like leaves swaying in the wind, gently comforts listeners.

MoredoSaturday

A folk duo formed by two musicians who met in the Gangjeong peace movement, delivering a message of peace through a natural and pure sensibility

We will sail for your freedom

Known as the "Soseong-ri star," Jeong Jinseok originally studied fine art. After the Sewol ferry disaster, he became engaged with social issues and began standing with residents against violence and humiliation during the THAAD deployment in Soseong-ri. He moved his address to Soseong-ri and has continued peace activism for nearly eight years, gaining attention for a unique musical style that combines Gyeongsang dialect with blues.

Jeong Jinseok

Known as the "Soseong-ri star," a former visual artist turned peace musician and activist who blends Gyeongsang dialect and blues to deliver a message of peace

Is This Your Land or Mine

Moheo is a psychedelic folk duo made up of Jo Mingyu and e_so. Jo busked in Ireland for two years, and Jeju-born singer-songwriter e_so met him by chance in Thailand in 2022. Named after the Cliffs of Moher, the duo released its first full-length album "Kaleidoscope" in 2024 and quickly drew attention on the festival circuit.

Moheo

A psychedelic Irish folk duo combining busking experience in Ireland with the colors of Jeju.

만화경 (Kaleidoscope)

Joyakgol is an anarchist activist and musician who has taken part in peace movements in Daechuri, Saemangeum, and Gangjeong. After encountering a pod of Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins during the anti-naval-base struggle in Gangjeong in 2011, he co-founded the marine environmental group Hot Pink Dolphins and helped launch Asia's first aquarium dolphin liberation movement.

Joyakgol

A peace activist and musician, co-director of Hot Pink Dolphins, deeply involved in the Gangjeong peace movement.

Taehyeon is an organic singer-songwriter whose sound naturally blends roots reggae, folk, blues, and traditional music. After falling in love with reggae in London, he returned to Korea to perform as a vocalist and guitarist, later moving to Jeju and expanding his work as a selector and sound engineer under the name Uncle Bongo.

Taehyeon

A singer-songwriter deeply immersed in Jamaican roots reggae, translating analog reggae sound and messages of peace into a Korean sensibility.

People Are The Country

Sabaha is a doom and drone metal project launched in May 2023 by a musician with a long underground history in acts such as 420Saigong and Haaaazy Shaaaaman. Influenced by Sunn O))), Earth, Electric Wizard, Sleep, and Om, the project mixes drone metal, stoner doom, sludge metal, grindcore, and free improvisation, and released its first full-length album "THUNDER ROCKS" in 2024.

Sabaha

A doom and drone metal project formed in 2023, exploring destruction and despair through theatrical costumed performances.

THUNDER ROCKS

Heo Jeonghyeok, who also performs under the alias son of florist, came to wider attention after winning bronze at the 28th Yoo Jae-ha Music Competition in 2017. He also works in the duo Siot and Wind, and his 2023 first full-length album "Budding Days" was nominated for Best Folk Album at the 2024 Korean Music Awards.

Heo Jeonghyeok

A folk singer-songwriter recognized through the Yoo Jae-ha Music Competition, with his full-length album "Budding Days" nominated for Best Folk Album.

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.

Lim Jeongdeuk began music in the Ye Saga Rak singing group at Yeungnam University and has worked as a minjung singer since his 2011 debut. Performing at sites of labor struggle, anti-eviction resistance, and Sewol family protests, he writes, composes, and produces most of his own work, with "Salt Flower Tree" among his best-known songs.

Lim Jeongdeuk

A minjung singer-songwriter known for singing at struggle sites across Korea and for the song "Salt Flower Tree."