A singer-songwriter and forest interpreter building a unique musical world. She creates music around the theme of "connection" found in nature, especially forests. Based on folk and blended with electronic and ambient, she delivers a lyrical yet plaintive mood, noted for a distinctive tone reminiscent of a bluish dawn sky and mist.

Lee Seoyoung

A singer-songwriter and forest interpreter who expresses a sense of connection found in forests and nature with a lyrical, attractive tone

Son Hyunsuk began making music in the minjung song group Dume at Soongsil University. She later drew wide attention as a guest vocalist for the rock group Cheonjiin on the song "Cheonggyecheon 8-ga," and has since released multiple albums while also introducing people's songs from countries such as Myanmar to Korean audiences.

Son Hyunsuk

A singer-songwriter who emerged from the minjung song movement and is widely known for "Cheonggyecheon 8-ga."

청계천 8가

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

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.

Oh Jaehwan is a folk singer-songwriter who has long expressed solidarity with social struggles through music. He has released albums including "시킨건 곧잘한다" and "섬의 노래," and has appeared consistently at Gangjeong Peace & Music Camp since its very first year.

Oh Jaehwan

A folk singer-songwriter who has stood with many struggles through music and has joined Gangjeong Peace & Music Camp since the first edition.

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)

Song Insang grew up between mountain villages and the seaside, carrying those early impressions of nature into his music. After teaching himself guitar and songwriting in middle school, he released the EP "물감" and has continued to write songs shaped by childhood memory, city life, and family collaboration.

Song Insang

A singer-songwriter who paints fragments of life and treasured memories through song.

TAGI is a duo formed by Japanese handpan player Taka and Korean traditional wind player Mingi. The name combines the first syllables of their names while also evoking the Korean word for riding, carrying the hope that sound will travel through wind, rivers, and air. Together they move across the boundary between East Asian tradition and contemporary sound.

TAGI

A duo of Japanese handpan player Taka and Korean traditional musician Mingi, bringing together handpan with saenghwang, piri, and taepyeongso.