Up and coming musician KYOJIN spread his emotive energy through his touching yet dynamic rhythmic cadence of his latest Lo-Fi number ‘Existed in Spring’.
Norfolk, Virginia Apr 13, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - The nascent genre of Lo-Fi has become extremely popular among music-lovers around the world due to its calming effect that offers serenity to the mind. Young and talented singer-songwriter KYOJIN has stepped into the Lo-Fi scene with his unique skill sets and thematic insights, creating dynamic ripples. He has recently released a masterpiece number named 'Existed in Spring' on major digital streaming platforms. The track stimulates the mind just enough to get relief from all the negativity in life. His blissfully enchanting voice makes the ambiance more tranquil establishing a state of comfort and peace.
The aspiring artist has been highly interested in everything music from an early age. He explored different musical forms and studied their elements and styles for years. Inspired by the greater good nature of the genre, the brilliant performer has devoted all his focus to making more creative Lo-Fi tunes. In order to express his poignant thoughts, he weaves a series of heart-rending melodic strings incorporated with his touching vocal performance. The eloquent lyrical illustrations come to life with his penetrating singing.
Working independently, KYOJIN combines different rhythmic flavors breaking all the limitations of traditional music. He has presented a poised blend of R&B and Lo-Fi in his recent single, 'Existed in Spring'. The breathtaking symphony exudes sad vibes connecting with the listeners on so many levels. He has already created a permanent place in the hearts of the audience with his previous soundtracks like '8ACK', '@LONE', 'Found yourself', and 'Too Late'. Follow him on Spotify and Instagram to stay updated about his upcoming projects.
Check out the track 'Existed in Spring' by KYOJIN on Spotify:
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