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2019 ended the decade with a vast range of fresh music; from protest anthems to fierce tracks from rappers like Lil Simz and Rico Nasty, to pop gems and oddities like, and even a breathtaking new arrangement for Mothra’s theme.
The music taste of the whole YAM Magazine team varies enormously, and we do tend to be a lot more enthusiastic towards pop music— we’re looking at you, Kpop. However, some of us got together to talk about what Metal or Rock bands we were into lately.
Continuing with my traditional End of the Year lists— following the recent publication of my Music Highlights; you’ll see -as it is already customary- a lot of crossover picks. After all, good albums usually have some good tracks.
2016 was without a doubt one of the worst years in recent memory. But the music that came out of it was truly spectacular!
2016 has come and gone, so it’s time for a brand new edition of Amy’s favorite music this year~
Jambinai has a brand new video for the song The Mountain (억겁의 인내). directed by NIGHTSHIFT.
Jambinai released this beautiful soothing clip for For Everything That You Lost (그대가 잃어버린 그 모든 것들을 위하여), directed by Oh Geun Jae.
I got a chance to sit down with traditional-hard rock fusion band Jambinai, and we talked about musical inspiration, breaking down musical barriers… and beer.
Jambinai has just released a brand new song titled They Keep Silence (그들은 말이 없다), the first single from their upcoming album A Hermitage, which will be released on June 17th.
Korean band Jambinai has just launched the official music video to their song Connection, directed by Hyunjeong Shin.
