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Artist : REDCHAIR Album Title : I’m a Little Different with Breakup Aftermath Release Date : 2020-01-01 #rock #Rock [ABOUT] REDCHAIR [I’m a Little Different with Breakup Aftermath] Have you ever done four or more of the items above after a breakup? If so, you are someone who has suffered from breakup aftermath. Though you may not want to admit it to yourself. A song has been released for those who pretend to be tough, claiming that things like breakup aftermath do not apply to them. 'If there is a meeting, there is a parting, isn't that just how it is? They say you grow stronger by breaking up, too. That is just how it is. Thinking that way, I hoped that at least I wouldn't have breakup aftermath. Everyone talks about breakup aftermath like a rite of passage, but as someone with strong pride, I thought there were bound to be people who would think, "I don't have any aftermath." It seems that no matter how capable someone is, no one is truly proficient at breaking up. I wrote this song with that sentiment in mind.' - Sukyeong, REDCHAIR That is true. No matter how exceptionally talented a person may be, they still feel pain in the face of a breakup. The pain extends beyond the heart; there isn't a single part of the body that doesn't ache. There are many ways to cope with a breakup. There are countless methods, such as cultivating hobbies, meeting new people, keeping busy, traveling, shopping, or raising pets. Yet, even amidst all this, thoughts of a parted lover cling to a corner of one's mind like a needle and thread. Yes, everyone is like that. The band 'Red Chair,' which conveys the most honest stories about such breakups, has released a new song titled "I Have a Slightly Different Breakup Aftermath." It is a song that everyone can relate to—about how, after a breakup, you want to pretend you missed a text message to reach out, try to keep busy so you don't think about the other person, and attempt to prevent the aftermath from ever setting in, but ultimately, in that brief moment of catching your breath, you are forced to think of your ex. 'Sukyeong,' the leader of 'Red Chair,' is a graduate of the 21st Yu Jae-ha Music Contest, a gateway for talented musicians. After winning the Grand Prize at the Hot Tracks Musician Discovery Project in 2010 and releasing her first full-length album in May 2011, she has been active as the band "Red Chair." Additionally, her self-composed song "I Have to Ride a Car for 40 Minutes" gained popularity after being included in Lee Seung-chul's album *My Love*. Lee Seung-chul expressed his admiration for his junior, Su-kyung's musical sensibility, and stated that he looks forward to her future activities. The band "Red Chair" is an acoustic music band composed of vocalist Su-kyung, percussionist Jung Jae-hoon, guitarist Kim Bo-kyu, and pianist Kang Ju-eun. Not only vocalist Su-kyung, but also percussionist Jung Jae-hoon is actively performing as a session musician for concerts by distinctive artists such as 10cm, Urban Zakapa, Sweet Sorrow, and Park Hyo-shin. It is a band garnering high expectations as all members boast solid skills. Their music is simple and clean. It is not rough, flashy, or filled with technical embellishments. However, it does not contain the bright and cheerful vibe typical of the younger generation. After a long day, they convey stories of daily life in a relaxed tone, as if having a phone conversation. They sing about the trivial joys, pains, and sorrows of everyday life, as well as the complex emotions of human beings, with a very calm yet clear tone. With a simple arrangement of band sound, drums, acoustic guitar, bass, piano, and chorus blend together harmoniously. In particular, "I Have a Slightly Different Breakup Aftermath" features a basic drum beat that firmly anchors the rhythm alongside the bass, making it a song where the guitar takes center stage. It is a track where the piano shows consideration to highlight the guitar parts. Singer-songwriter Sukyung portrays not lyrics detached from reality, but rather fragments of life commonly experienced by those in their twenties and ordinary daily routines that pass by, with a warm and calm perspective. This sense of everyday life is a key charm of her music. "Red Chair" is a band formed by seniors and juniors from the same university; the band was created while they talked about and sang each other's music at the "Red Chair," a rest area next to the school's practice room. Last year, they were selected as a promising rookie band at the 'Green Friends' event hosted by the 'Greenplugged Festival,' and since then, they have been connecting with audiences through numerous performances. Listening to this song, which calmly captures the feelings of someone suffering from the aftermath of a breakup, you find yourself nodding your head and thinking, "Everyone goes through that...", finding a little courage in the process. Let's listen to "My Breakup Aftermath Is a Little Different," a breakup so...