Backga's new song featuring Kim Chang-wan.. 'Beach Baby' released on the 29th

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Backga, a member of the group Koyote, is returning with an analog sensibility in collaboration with singer Kim Chang-wan.

Backga will release the new digital single 'Beach Baby' on the 29th at noon through various online music sites. This new song features a large gathering of living masters in the popular music industry and talented musicians leading the current indie scene.

The single, consisting of a total of three tracks, includes a special version featuring Kim Chang-wan, a living legend of Korean popular music. Kim Chang-wan enriched the song's message with his unique warm and deep voice and unparalleled sensibility, offering a unique synergy through musical resonance that spans generations.

The recording lineup is also spectacular. Sultan of the Disco's Kim Ganji played drums, Veteran bassist Lee Tae-yoon, formerly of Revival and Songgolmae, played bass, and Backga's father, guitarist Baek Young-pil, played guitar, creating the dynamic and deep groove characteristic of real sound. Additionally, UK-born Hun Joe (Atom Music Heart) handled delicate mixing, adding a three-dimensional quality to the sound.

The most distinctive feature of 'Beach Baby' is its insistence on the '100% analog reel-to-reel recording' method, which completely set aside the convenience of digital recording, using only vintage amplifiers and microphones from the 1960s and 1970s. The final mixing process also went through analog reel and tape work, and final mastering was conducted in Portland, USA, to achieve the most comfortable and warm sound.

A source stated, "The moment listeners plug in their earphones, they will experience the magic of the space they are in immediately transforming into the romantic white sandy beach of the 1970s," and added, "Please expect Backga's sincere musical world, where the texture of the sound is different because the entire process was worked on analog."

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