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Content Introduction New album "daydream radio" by hanbee, an artist from New Zealand currently based in South Korea, is being released as a world premiere on CD/vinyl! Sweet and comforting bedroom pop encompassing everything from indie pop to city pop! Having toured with Men I Trust and Fazerdaze, and performed at festivals featuring Steve Lacy, Dominic Fike, and Faye Webster, hanbee is a South Korean artist who has garnered significant attention in the bedroom music scene. Her new album "daydream radio" is being released as a world premiere on CD/LP. This album further refines the indie-pop and city-pop-influenced sound that hanbee established in her debut album "small love." It includes not only singles like "city time," a smooth mix of indie-pop, city-pop, and R&B that depicts the "loneliness and beauty" felt in urban life, and "tomato baby," a cute and pleasant track with catchy vocals and nostalgic synthesizers, but also "call me yours," a hanbee-style city-pop song with a music video directed by Japanese puppet creator Kazune Hase. "ocean mail," in which hanbee tries her hand at Japanese lyrics for the first time, is also perfectly done, and with tracks like "feeling," which evokes the neon lights of the 80s, this album is packed with enjoyable points while remaining centered on indie-pop! Media Reviews and More: Hanbee, a South Korean artist who has garnered significant attention in the bedroom music scene, having toured with Men I Trust and Fazerdaze and performed at festivals featuring Steve Lacy, Dominic Fike, and Faye Webster, is releasing her new album, "daydream radio," as the world's first CD/LP release. This album further refines the indie-pop-to-city-pop sound established in her debut album, "small love," and includes singles like "city time," a smooth mix of indie-pop, city-pop, and R&B depicting the "loneliness and beauty" felt in urban life, and "tomato baby," a cute and comforting track with catchy vocals and nostalgic synthesizers. It also features "call me yours," a hanbee-style city-pop song with a music video directed by Japanese puppet creator Kazune Hase. (C)RS
