Singer Kim Yunsu, jaiél aure, and Plastic Salt made this week's "Weekly KiTalbum Spotlight" top three.
KiTbetter announced today (21st) the stars of the third week of November's "Weekly KiTalbum Spotlight."
"Weekly KiTalbum Spotlight" is selected by KiTbetter, a kit-album production and release service that allows artists to make kit albums easily and quickly without the burden of expense. Each week, KiTbetter selects three kit albums released domestically and internationally to spotlight, and through various linked content introduces the artists and their music to listeners.
The third-week-of-November "Weekly KiTalbum Spotlight" ranked Kim Yunsu, jaiél aure, and Plastic Salt.
The first pick is singer-songwriter Kim Yunsu's EP "TAPE_CARE." Produced in a song-camp format with producer Sip 4 Time and engineer Hongyun, the album expresses autobiographical messages through a gentle sound and was crafted as a healing tape meant to reach deep into the heart as well as the ear, giving it a more emotional tone. Including the title track "Homeless," the album contains five new songs, and instrumental versions of those five tracks are also included to enhance listeners' immersion.
The second pick is "duae (KiT deluxe)" by jaiél aure, an artist active mainly in the United States. The album "duae" honestly and emotionally depicts the process of a relationship deepening and gradually breaking down over time, capturing personal experiences and thoughts felt amid confusion and complex emotions with flexible storytelling. Particularly, the kit album release "duae (KiT deluxe)" includes instrumental versions and outtake tracks that were not on the original album, completing a more in-depth story.
The final pick is the debut single "Bedroom Escape" by duo Plastic Salt, formed by singer-songwriter Kim Saeyan and producer Kim Doan. The single "Bedroom Escape" expresses the will to escape not only the physical space of a bedroom but also the mental shackles that had confined oneself. It is an electronic-sound track that conveys a strong intention to break free from a life filled with others' gazes and endless obsessions and to face reality head-on; like the song's message, the sound is compelling as it crosses the boundary between reality and virtuality, combining electronic instruments with the real recorded sounds of birds.
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