Lee Solomon - 2nd Mini Album: As Easy As Turning Over One's Palm

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[Album Introduction]

Lee Solomon's Second Mini Album <As Easy As Turning Over One's Palm></div>

Poet and singer-songwriter Lee Solomon's second mini-album

An album that showcases his abilities not only as a lyricist and composer but also as a producer. 

The album's title is inspired by the Chinese idiom 'Yeobanjang (如反掌),' meaning 'as easy as turning over one's palm.' The album was created with the spirit of 'Yeokjisaji (易地思之),' reflecting on how what is easy for oneself might be difficult for someone else, and vice versa.

After the gentle 'Mongjung' (夢中) concludes, 'Ode to Youth' follows with an acoustic piano melody. In the previously released single album, the impressive element was the voice crying out for salvation in the latter part of the song; in this album, it's the piano ending with a gradually intensifying crescendo (Crescendo) that replaces that voice, making it impressive. 

'Being Honest is Foolish' (솔직한 건 바보야), a rock song typically heard in band albums, has been reborn as a sharper, psychedelic modern rock piece through JOKER's arrangement. The title track, 'You, Who Barely Cried' (그렇게 잘 울지도 않던 당신이), also features JOKER's distinctive and stylish arrangement, with his restrained electric piano performance leading Lee Solomon's voice to be even more lyrical. 

Just when it seemed to smoothly conclude with the jazzy 'Way Home from Work' (퇴근길), it finishes with 'Let's Speak Kindly' (말 좋게 합시다), featuring a dreamy tape echo sound, implying that both the beginning and end are still within a dream. The album cover features Solomon's playful expression at one year old, and will also include childhood photos that have not been revealed until now.

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Author: Lee Solomon

Publisher: KAKAO ENTERTAINMENT