Reggae is summer? Reggae in the winter!
"1LOVE WINTER PROJECT"

One of the trendiest and most visible hot keywords in the music market in 2016 was 'reggae'
Wonder Girls was released to the top of the summer with a song titled "Reggae Pop", and many artists, including Ji Soul and Oh My Girl, received a great deal of love as they released their reggae-based music. Skull & Haha walked the road of Reggae silently, and in March he made a collaboration with Stephen Marley, the world famous reggae guitarist, and even surprised many by winning the charts in Jamaica, the home of reggae. 2016 was the year when more people were able to get to reggae more easily than ever before.

Winter project album '1LOVE-WINTER', a new project based on reggae, is based on the long-loved winter season songs. It is more eye-catching than the collaboration between the representative musicians of Korean reggae and the most notable artists these days. The title track "White" was born with a warm and warm arrangement, keeping the original color of the Finckle, with the reggae sensibility unique to Haha and M-Tyson and the fresh and lively voice of Oh My Girl. It is the unusual combination of the Korean reggae skull and the notable singer-songwriter Tarin, as well as Big Bang's Kim Ban-jang, who is actively engaged in activities these days, Suka Band Kingston Rudisska and Melody Day Yae Eun's Colabo,
The project album, which will wrap the cold winter warmly, is going to give a different fun to the most remarkable artists and new remake by the haha, skull and the representative reggae musicians of 'reggae is summer'.

Executive Producer LOEN Entertainmnet, QUAN Entertainmnet
Album Producer M.Tyson

01. White (White) (Feat. M Tyson)
Lyrics by Kim Young A, WiiKEED (Mus10, Santa Klaus), M Tyson / Composed by Jeon Jun Kyu, Kim Seok Chan /
Arranged by WiiKEED (Mus10, Santa Klaus)

If Finckle's "White" released in 1999 was based on a hip-hop rhythm, the 2016 version of Haha and Oh My Girl will re-create the reggae rhythm by actively utilizing other instruments such as steel drums and djembe done. The brilliant sound with brass and trendy synths maximized the dynamics of the song but kept the loveliness and romance of the winter lover, I think it is the point to bring out the nostalgia of the fans. The arranging WiiKEED (Mus10, Santa Klaus) was careful to choose the instrument so that the husky bass voice of Haha was sweet and gentle, and the voice of Omajir was melted in a more bright and fresh song. Mike Tyson, rapper featured, has rhythmically rapped with Mimi, a member of Ohmy Girl, in Jamaican rap, just like Dancehall Deejay in Korea. Haha and Omaigal, who have already taken a breath in the Omai Girls singing "A-ing" this summer, showed a fantastic chemistry in this work, which made the recording fun and easy. Haha, Omai Girl, M Tyson and WiiKEED, who reinterpreted White as a reggae style reggae that can be appreciated by the public, feel "warmth" and "refreshing" I wish I could spend this happy winter. "

Produced by M.TySON / WiiKEED (Mus10, Santa Klaus)
Chorus by Jung Yoo Shin
Guitar by Yoo Jung Woo
Recorded by Chase at SuperJam Studio
Mixed by MasterKey at MasterPiece SoundLab
Mastered by Big Boom of Sonic Korea

02. Always Winter
Lyrics by Kim Jong Jin, Skull / Composed by Kim Jong Jin / Arranged by Pak Bum

Winter is a romantic season for someone, but it is also a harsh and lonely season for someone. "Winter always" in spring, summer, autumn and winter expresses the latter, desperate, bitter, sad and desperate. Producer Park Bum who played the arrangement of the remake showed the arrangement which is faithful to the base of the reggae. Spring Summer Autumn Winter Maintained the modest temperament of the original but slightly lowered the weight of the original by raising the tempo. The vocal of the lean and compelling skull solved the true feelings for the lover. The rap part of the skull which is not in the original song is the taste of the song. The duet singer-songwriter, Tarin, is a gentle voice, ensuring that the listener can get wet in the middle of the winter in the middle of winter, warmly enveloping the skull's voice and comforting. Behind it is a gentle pile of snow-like pounding and a sensation of the hearer who plays like a winter wind. The common feeling in the remake of the original song and skull of spring, summer, autumn and winter is the masculine feeling of the whole song. It will be a good listening point to compare and hear how you express the same feeling.

Keyboard, Bass & Drums by Beom Park
Guitar by Beom Park
Chorus by Anna
Recorded by Tone Studio
Mixed & Mastered by Kim Hyo Yeon at Heavenly Sound


03. In this winter
Lyrics by Lee Sang Min, New Orleans, King Kong / Composed by Changwon / Arranged by Newell

The Diva 's "This Winter" was released in 2000 and was dressed entirely differently by New Orleans and King Kong. The arranger changed the minor composition of the original to a major and applied the element of the Tropical House leading the trend to reinterpret the listener to feel the vividness of the summer in the winter. In addition, the theme of the original song of the lover 's sadness with the twisted a little twisted after a long time ago, the lover reminiscent of the long nose' nostalgia 'was released. King Kong and Newell completed a sequel-like sequel, just like the movie Sequal.

E.Guitar & A.Guitar by Sung Yul Yoo at GoodBGM Studio
Cajon & Bongo by Kanghongtae at GoodBGM Studio
Chorus by Morning at GoodBGM Studio
Mixed by Headbang! At Headbang Studio
Mastered by Big Boom of Sonic Korea


04. White winter
Lyrics by Oh Dong-suk / Composed by Oh Dong-suk / Arranged by Kingston Rudisska

Mr Two 's "White Winter" met Kingston rudiskka, the representative ska band in Korea. As you know, the original song is an impressive song with sweet sound and sad lyrics. Kingston Ruddische selected a bold attempt to overturn the prejudice of 'reggae = exciting music' in order to keep this sentiment. Organ bubbles, and reggae's other main laws that give a down beat a strong emphasis on identity, while the brass and bello to open the song of the white melody of the theme of the melody of the main theme was white winter. Kingston Rudiska focused on the warmth that most listeners would feel and chose a soft, gentle 80s reggae sound. As a big band, the result of working and recording with all the members' sessions makes me feel like I'm enjoying the performance at a small small theater on the day of Bambuk's eyes. White winter's reggae remake responds to the drama specially. Yul, a vocalist of Melody Day, who was singing the song "I'll Forget It" in the 1988 OST, made a fantastic harmony with Kingston's main vocalist, Sugar Quay. Both vocalists were all due to the characteristics of Hai Tong, but there was a fear that they would hit each other. It is one of the main points of appreciation of this song which gives a gentle touch to the sound of Sugar, Kingston Rudiska and Yoon said he would like to have a happy white winter with a reggae rhythm.

Vocal Lee Suk-il, Yoon Eun (Melody Day) / Chorus
Guitar Lee Jae Ha / Bass Son Hyung Sik / Drums Kim Dae Min / Piano & Organ Lim Chae Sun
Trombone / Trumpet Oh Jung Suk, Kim Jung Geun / Tenor Saxophone
Recorded & Mixed by Haneul Setak Studio
Mastered by Big Boom of Sonic Korea


05. The winter cost falls
Lyrics by Kim Bum Ryong / Composed by Kim Bum Ryong / Arranged by Jun Beck

The sound of Kim Bum-ryong's original song "Falling Down in Winter," which sounds the most dreamy sound on the album, sounds like it's back to the 70's. Kim Ban reinterpreted the song with a more retro sensibility than the original song released in '85. Kim 's vocals pour emotion into the gap between the sound of a strange sound. If the Korean literature in the seventies and eighties is expressed as a sound, this imagery would be an introduction for listeners.

"Kim Bum-ryong was a very popular singer when I was in elementary school. There are a lot of songs that my sister listens to and listens to around me, and I remember to buy a tape of Kim Byeong-Ryong's 3rd album directly. My head is big and I hear the memories of that time again, and I feel dizzy when I was sitting in a record shop and listening to music in the alleyway in front of my house. This song was arranged by reggae and I tried to try my favorite New York label Bawkie sound. It started from the time when Jamaican culture in New York was not so fashionable, and it has already influenced so many different artists directly and indirectly, and I was also fascinated by the subtle sounds like Hum Hum noise from old tapes I did. I thought that this song would fit well with the seasonal feeling of winter, so I tried to express it with Jun Paik, the producer of this song. I have heard throughout the recording that the separation from the beloved may be a rough journey of life, but it may be the beginning of another hope. Parting is something you can do when you really love it, and it is hard to partake unless you truly love. I hope that this upcoming winter reggae version of 'Winter Ride Down' will remind you of your love again. "

All instruments by Jun Beck
Recorded & Mixed by Jun Beck
Mastered by Big Boom of Sonic Korea