Korean singer-songwriter LambC is about to release his first full-length album "I'll see you when I see you" at noon (KST) on April 22.
Accredited for having graduated from Berkeley College of Music majoring in Music Production & Sound Engineering, LambC is known not only as a producer but a K-Indie artist who has gained a solid fan base on Spotify throughout his music career.
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LambC debuted with the single "The Herd" in 2015 and gained recognition in 2017 with his song ‘Love Like That’ which officially put him on the map as a well-rounded musician and producer. Being one of the few K-Indie artists to gain recognition abroad, LambC has an average of 210,000 monthly listeners and 19 million cumulative streams on Spotify. In particular, he is getting lots of love from fans from Southeast Asian countries and the US. What made his name even more known is producing music for other solo artists such as Lee Min-hyuk, JAMIE who starred in ‘K-pop Star’ (2011), Jeon Jin-hee, and others. LambC was also selected for the CJ Cultural Foundation program called “Tune-Up” in 2020 which proved his musical potential and skills once again.
With the support of the CJ Cultural Foundation, LambC is about to release his first full-length album "I'll see you when I see you" which is anticipated to have a total of 12 songs, including ‘Emotional’, ‘When my Heart Breaks’ and ‘Jelly’, which were previously released as the preview for the album. LambC has initially gained recognition for his lo-fi, R&B/Soul tracks. However, according to LambC, this time he attempted to “experiment with the pop sound by adding unexpected rock elements”. The album is going to challenge his usual music style and appeal to an even wider audience.
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Releasing a full-length album became quite uncommon for independent artists in recent years considering a fast-changing music market and streaming platform dominance. Therefore, "I'll see you when I see you" is to become a meaningful gift for both LambC and his fans.
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