Namsan Tower Lights
An album made in 2026 by someone who lived and breathed '60s–'70s music. Old yet new, unfamiliar yet familiar.
This album is a record of two Japanese musicians living between Korea and Japan — their everyday life in Seoul. Not a tourist's gaze, but the gaze of people for whom Seoul has already become home. To them, Namsan Tower isn't a sight to visit; it's the landmark in their neighborhood.
So there is humor here — not forced jokes, but the natural laughter that grows from living together. And there are serious moments too: a melody dedicated to a friend who died young, the feeling of not knowing where home is, a love song an old couple sings.
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An album by someone who absorbed '60s–'70s group sound into his very body
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An album where Korean and Japanese exist as equals — reinterpretation, not translation
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Songs that came straight from the two's daily life, not a planning meeting
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Korea–Japan exchange in reverse — two Japanese in Seoul absorbing Korean music to make their own
15 tracks
10 Korean + 5 Japanese
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- Tracks
- 15 tracks
- Language
- 10 Korean + 5 Japanese
- Format
- CD (jewel case) + digital
- Booklet
- 12p, KR·JP lyrics + Thanks To
- Pressing
- 500 copies, limited
- Release
- September 4, 2026
- Produced by
- Sato Yukie
- Recording Studio
- Bohemian Studio (2024.4〜2025.7)
- Mixing Studio
- Studio Nol (2025.8〜2025.12)
- Mastering Studio
- Aubrite Mastering Studio
- Recording Director
- Kwak Woo-young
- Mixing Engineer
- Hwang Kyeong-ha (Studio Nol)
- Mastering Engineer
- Hashimoto Yoei
- Planning · production · operation
- Hwang Kyeong-ha (Studio Nol)
- Original Artwork & Design
- Nao (Studio Vamp)