A singer-songwriter known for acoustic storytelling concerts. With a unique educational background and philosophy, she continually studies and reflects on work, skills, and relationships to live the life she desires, sublimating those reflections into music. She delicately portrays youth caught between reality and ideals.

Caru

A singer-songwriter exploring ecological life and peace, telling stories of coexistence through acoustic melodies

TRANSITION

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

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)

Hwang Myeongha is known for a rare and appealing voice color that has earned her the nickname "Korean Sarah McLachlan." Drawing on more than 1,000 live performances, she presents deep, healing stages and a distinctive folk sound.

Hwang Myeongha

A female folk singer-songwriter called the "Korean Sarah McLachlan," with more than 1,000 live performances to her name.

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

Chichi

Performing at the 2026 Gangjeong Peace & Music Camp.

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.

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

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.

파고 (Wave Crest)

HANASH creates experimental sound by combining instruments and genres from many parts of the world with electronic music. With adventurous synthesis and an expanding soundscape, the work seeks a harmonious meeting of tradition and the present.

HANASH

An experimental sound artist who blends instruments and genres from around the world with electronic music.