'Wrongful Encounter' Arranger Kim Woo-jin Releases First Album ‘Lost in Orbit’
Composer, arranger, and performer Kim Woo-jin is set to release his first album, ‘Lost in Orbit’, on the 3rd at noon. The album features electric house sounds and reflects his extensive musical career spanning 40 years.
According to media reports, composer, arranger, and performer Kim Woo-jin will release his first album ‘Lost in Orbit’ at noon on the 3rd. This work is a song that opens with synthesizer melodies and then expands in scale with electric house sounds.
Kim Woo-jin has participated in the lyric writing, composing, and arranging of about 500 songs over 40 years. As a keyboardist, he has participated in the performance of about 1,500 songs. He has also worked as a session musician for various musicians.
The songs he arranged include Kim Gun-mo's ‘Wrongful Encounter’, Park Mi-kyung's ‘Eve's Warning’, Clon's ‘Kkungddari Shabara’, and Hong Kyung-min's ‘Shaken Friendship’. These works have been introduced as mega-hit songs representing the 1990s.
The album is based on a composition that layers various instrument sounds onto sophisticated beats. The song expresses the contrast between the anxiety of deviating from a fixed orbit and the sense of liberation after crossing the boundary. The vocals, which start calmly and gradually build up, lead the progression toward an unknown space.
This album, which combines dense electronic sounds with lyrical melodies, is Kim Woo-jin's first work. Media reports stated that he plans to expand his musical territory through this opportunity. He has added the attempt of electric house to the musical experience he has accumulated over a long period.
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