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All-around entertainer Kim Hee Jae is back with his 2nd full-length album containing 'Joy, Anger, Sorrow, and Pleasure'.
'Joy, Anger, Sorrow, and Pleasure' is a new album released about 1 year and 9 months after Kim Hee Jae, who captivated fans as well as winning first place on music shows with his first full-length album 'Hee Jae'. The 2nd full-length album 'Joy, Anger, Sorrow, and Pleasure', which was completed with great effort to repay the love of fans even in his busy schedule, includes not only traditional trot but also various genres of songs such as ballad, EDM, and dance. Kim Hee Jae, who has foreshadowed his diverse genre digestibility as well as upgraded skills and talent, also participated in writing lyrics, adding meaning with lyrics written with his own heart. Let's focus on listening to Kim Hee Jae, who unraveled 'Joy, Anger, Sorrow, and Pleasure' with a total of 10 songs including 'Kkotmari', 'Uya No', 'Barang', 'Why You!', 'Jeongdeun Sarama', 'Damdamhage', 'Tteonaganda', 'Sarangeul Jebal', 'Namjadapge', 'Ganeun Sarami Eojji Irido Areumdapso'.
01. Kkotmari (Genre/Trot Ballad)
'Kkotmari' is a retro ballad song in the style of 90s ballads, the heyday of ballad music, with a Slow Rock rhythm. Composer Lim Kang-hyun, who composed & arranged Jang Yoon-jung's 'Mokpo-bound Slow Train', 'Wind Road', and 'Sarangcham', boasts high perfection with his classic melody, lyricist Shin Yu-jin, Jung-in's sadly beautiful lyrical lyrics, and Kim Hee-jae's deep tone. As 'Kkotmari' is a wildflower with the flower language "Don't forget me", you can get a glimpse of the legend of 'Kkotmari', which tells of sad love, in this song.
02. Uya No (*Title/Genre/Trot Dance)
It is a reggae dance song with funny lyrics in the Gyeongsang-do dialect, "Uya No" (What should I do?). By incorporating the reggae rhythm popular in Jamaica into K-trot, it doubles the excitement and shows that trot is excellent music that goes well with the traditional music of various countries around the world. In particular, as it is the title song of the 2nd full-length album 'Joy, Anger, Sorrow, and Pleasure', Kim Hee-jae's fascinating vocals and 'Hee-yonse's performance are also another point to appreciate.
03. Barang (Genre/Oriental Ballad)
It is a Korean-style ballad song with a Korean-style melody and an arrangement of oriental colors. At the crossroads of life where you have to leave someday, the lyrics of farewell that tell you to pack only good things in your 'Barang' (bundle) resonate with your heart. The beauty of the East presented by Kim Hee-jae with a clear and clean voice makes listeners feel a deep lingering feeling.
04. Why You! (Genre/EDM)
Kim Hee-jae attempted another new transformation. 'Why You!' is a hip and trendy EDM genre song. The bright and exciting rhythm and unique composition such as "Don't you know yet" in the megaphone sound of the intro are outstanding. Through this song, which is the end of the homme fatale charm, you can meet Kim Hee-jae's newness, including EDM, and hot sensibility.
05. Jeongdeun Sarama (Genre/Traditional ballad)
'Traditional Trot Keeper' Kim Hee-jae is back. While the semi-trot genre is a trend due to the emergence of young trot singers, 'Jeongdeun Sarama' is a song containing Kim Hee-jae's heart and love that wants to maintain and inherit traditional trot. 'Tradition' is 'genuine' rather than anything else. Let's listen to the 'genuine trot' that Kim Hee-jae tells.
06. Damdamhage (Genre/ Loop Pop dance)
It is a Kim Hee-jae-style dance song that you can trust, watch, and listen to. As a very unique rhythm loop pop dance song with repeated brass performances, Kim Hee-jae attempted various attractions along with the performance. You can enjoy the three things that cannot be left out when it comes to Kim Hee-jae, 'vocals', 'dance', and 'talent', in one song, 'Damdamhage'. It exudes a more attractive atmosphere than existing dance songs, providing a more upgraded five senses satisfaction.
07. Tteonaganda (Genre/Latin Pop Ballad)
It is a song in the Latin pop genre, which represents Europe, with lyrics written by Kim Hee-jae himself. Kim Hee-jae, who was in charge of writing the lyrics for 'Buja', a song from his first full-length album 'Hee Jae', and told heartfelt lyrics, shows his more mature skills through this 'Tteonaganda'. The lonely love and the heart of farewell born from Kim Hee-jae's hands meet with the Latin-style ballad arrangement to give a beautifully lonely feeling.
08. Sarangeul Jebal (Genre/ Euro House Dance)
It is a Euro-house-style dance song in the 1990s style, and you can meet Kim Hee-jae's sensual musical colors. While remakes of retro songs are in vogue, Kim Hee-jae pioneers his own retro with 'Sarangeul Jebal', which features lyrics and arrangements in the 1990s style. Let's meet Kim Hee-jae, who sings about 'love' from various angles.
09. Namjadapge (Genre/ Pop dance)
Kim Hee-jae accepts farewell 'like a man'. The end of love cannot be beautiful in a scheduled farewell. It is also painful to hold on to the heart of someone who has already left in it. That's why Kim Hee-jae humbly accepts the love that has already become a remnant of the past and sings 'a man's farewell'. In this song, you can get a glimpse of the man's affectionate yet calm feeling that he will bear the 'end of love' because he started the 'beginning of love'.
10. Ganeun Sarami Eojji Irido Areumdapso (Genre/Ballad)
If even the back view of leaving is beautiful, then it is definitely love. Kim Hee-jae sings 'beautiful farewell' through 'Ganeun Sarami Eojji Irido Areumdapso'. 'Beauty' is contradictory to the word 'farewell', but if the heart of the sender is filled with longing, even farewell feels beautiful. Kim Hee-jae melted the unprepared feelings of farewell, such as 'love is done by two people, not one, so love ends when one person leaves' in this song.
[Credit]
EXCUTIVE PRODUCED TN ENTERTAINMENT. Noh Jin-young, Kang Joo-bong
MANAGEMENT. Choi Hyun-joong, Jeon
Author: Kim Hee Jae
Publisher: Sail Music
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