We live in an age where we can measure things we thought could not be measured. Lee Sedol’s 78th number, which would have been a godsend in the past when he drew a picture with an AI click, became a piece of data and was stored on the hard disk. With the advent of performance marketing, aggro is rampant in advertising, and BMs with similar slot machines are becoming popular in mobile games. We live in a world of the Donssi, Nukalhyup, and Alphano.
The average annual income of musicians, as revealed in the data cited by Lil Boy in episode 17 of Even the Soul, is 9 million won. What are the feelings of people who hold on to music in these times? The album to be introduced today is [Focus On The Feeling] by Broston (BROSTONE).
[Focus On The Feeling] is impressive because of the delicious sound of the drums. It feels like the music is being dragged along with just the right amount of instruments next to the drum, which is firmly centered.
The world is noisy and there are a lot of bad things going on, but the track layout is also impressive, with the song running strong through the darkness anyway. Basically, artists are people who take the lead in walking the path that others do not take, and tell people to follow the path that they take with a hint of wisdom. Romance, which has died in the age of information overload, is being revived amidst the noise thanks to artists.
Do you need a piece of romance in this dreary world? How about listening to Broston’s [Focus On The Feeling]?