Woong San - Who Stole the Skies

Styles: Vocal
Year: 2022
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 54:22
Size: 124,8 MB
Art: Front

(5:22) 1. All In A Dream
(6:09) 2. Rain Bird
(5:13) 3. I'm Not A Butterfly
(5:58) 4. Canadian Blues
(5:16) 5. Who Stole The Skies
(5:18) 6. Today
(5:30) 7. Spread Your Wings
(4:13) 8. Four Weeks
(5:21) 9. Song For A Clown
(5:57) 10. Sonnima

Asian jazz diva Woongsan releases 10th full album! A masterpiece that shows artistic achievement as much as the weight of the number '10'! Ungsan 10th [Who Stole the Skies]

Jazz diva Woongsan is releasing a monumental 10th album. As a singer-songwriter, this album, which I put more effort into than ever before, is a masterpiece that not only wrote/composed almost all of the songs, but also showed the side of my career as a vocalist. In this album, especially in the fusion of ours (Korean traditional music, folk songs) and jazz, we present original and high-quality music.

In 'It's a Dream', a reinterpretation of a Namdo folk song, 'The Clown' written by Ungsan, 'Ganadara Blues', 'Guests', and the remake number 'Four Four Weeks', Woongsan is a jazz vocalist who perfects the traditional skills of pansori. Not only does he digest it well, he also shows excellent emotional acting. While there are modern psychedelic rock numbers like 'I'm Not a Butterfly (Written/Composed by Woongsan)', 'Who Stole The Skies' is a fusion jazz number with a modern sensibility that shows another texture.

Like the monumental 10th album, the best musicians paid tribute to their brilliant performances. Korea's leading saxophonist Lee Jeong-sik, blues guitarists Charlie Jung and Choi Woo-jun (SAZA), unrivaled organist Sung Ki-moon, bassist Shin Dong-ha, pianist Kang Jae-hoon, and drummer Lim Ju-chan's fantastic performances, composer and producer Jamie Soul, and keyboards active in New York and Boston The sound idea provided by the performer, Sang-Hyun Park, KTG, makes you feel the joy of appreciation on all tracks.
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Woong San - Reminiscence of Love

Styles: Vocal
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 55:28
Size: 128,1 MB
Art: Front

(4:28) 1. The Day He Loves Me
(4:41) 2. Behind Of Your Smile
(4:26) 3. Purple Morning
(5:10) 4. The Memory Of Old Days
(5:26) 5. Maybe Tomorrow
v (5:25) 6. Reflection
(4:08) 7. Tea Story
(3:42) 8. Feuillle
(3:55) 9. Don’t Explain
(3:28) 10. WOMAN
(5:18) 11. Somehow Today
(5:18) 12. Love Let's You Go

Woong San is an award-winning musician, actress, and a TV show host from South Korea. She has been a leading figure in the jazz music scene in Korea and Japan for past 20+ years. At the age of 17, Woong San spent over a year at a Buddhist temple named Goo In Sa, where she trained to become a monk. The name Woong San is a Buddhist name (meaning Big Mountain) given to her during her sojourn at the temple. Buddhism has played a prominent role in her life, and it shines through her songwriting - Woong San often explores the themes of freedom, mindfulness, and the beauty of change in her songs. Her work has been described as "Soulful, fearless, and sultry." Woong San's music style is a distinctive blend of Jazz, Blues, Latin, and Funk. As an independent lyricist, Woong San has written soulful ballads, cozy love numbers, and everything in between.

Woong San is the winner of 'The Best Jazz Album of the Year' and 'The Best Jazz Song of the Year' by Korean Music Awards in 2008. In the same year, she was also selected as The Best Vocalist in Reader’s Poll magazine. Her successful career in Korea led her to become the first Korean jazz artist to perform at the prestigious Billboard Live and Blue Note Japan. She has strengthened her musical insight by collaborating with world leading musicians such as John Beasley and Melvin Davis. Her original 'Close Your Eyes' led her the first Korean award winner for 2010 Golden Disc by Swing Journal. In 2011, Woong San released a new song titled “Once I Loved” to show her appreciation to her fans and released her 6th regular album Tomorrow. She continued to gain her reputation in Japan by winning the ‘The Runner Up Prize’ from the 19th Japanese Professional Music Recording Awards with her album, Tomorrow. http://www.koreanculture.org/performing-arts/2019/7/20/woong-san

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Woong San - Love Letters

Styles: Vocal Jazz
Year: 2003
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 50:32
Size: 116,3 MB
Art: Front

(2:50)  1. I Want To Be Happy
(5:18)  2. Love Letters
(5:26)  3. My Funny Valentine
(6:00)  4. Misty Blue
(5:28)  5. Fever
(4:47)  6. Cry Me A River
(2:59)  7. The Man I Love
(5:32)  8. Superstition
(4:16)  9. Once Upon A Summertime
(4:02) 10. It's Alright With Me
(3:50) 11. Please Send Me Someone To Love

WoongSan (born Kim Eun Young) is an award-winning South Korean musician, actress and TV show host.  She has been a leading figure in the jazz music scene in Korea and Japan for over a decade, having performed live over 500 times since her 1998 Japanese debut. She is the first Korean-born musician to perform at New York City's historic Blue Note Jazz Club and has collaborated with many other well-known jazz musicians including Benny Green, Lonnie Plaxico, Rodney Green, Conrad Herwig and Suzuki Hisatsugu. She is also well known for training Ali (South Korean singer), a popular K-pop singer. When she was 18, WoongSan spent a year and a half at a Buddhist temple in the Korean countryside. During her training she had a powerful realization: her calling in life was music. Initially she played in a college rock band, but after a friend played her a Billie Holiday record, she began to dedicate herself to jazz. She spent several years performing as a solo artist then released her first album accompanied by a jazz ensemble in 1996. By the end of 1998 she was a recognizable figure in both Korea and Japan, and since then, she has released six albums, garnered numerous awards and critical acclaim, and continues to tour prolifically. She has also written many songs for films. Last year, she proved her career was an ongoing path as a music performer on the stage collaborated with Lee Ritenour. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WoongSan

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Woong San - I'm Alright

Styles: Vocal Jazz
Year: 2018
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 53:23
Size: 122,9 MB
Art: Front

(5:56)  1. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
(3:28)  2. Heartless
(4:29)  3. Bear Walk
(4:38)  4. Too Far
(5:06)  5. Love Is A Losing Game
(4:22)  6. I’m Alright
(3:41)  7. You And The Night And The Music
(5:27)  8. Forget Regret
(6:41)  9. I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know
(5:37) 10. I Can’t Stand The Rain
(3:53) 11. Tell Me Why

WoongSan (born Kim Eun Young) is an award-winning South Korean musician, actress and TV show host. She has been a leading figure in the jazz music scene in Korea and Japan for over a decade, having performed live over 500 times since her 1998 Japanese debut. She is the first Korean-born musician to perform at New York City's historic Blue Note Jazz Club and has collaborated with many other well-known jazz musicians including Benny Green, Lonnie Plaxico, Rodney Green, Conrad Herwig and Suzuki Hisatsugu. She is also well known for training Ali (South Korean singer), a popular K-pop singer. When she was 18, WoongSan spent a year and a half at a Buddhist temple in the Korean countryside. During her training she had a powerful realization: her calling in life was music.  Initially she played in a college rock band, but after a friend played her a Billie Holiday record, she began to dedicate herself to jazz. She spent several years performing as a solo artist then released her first album accompanied by a jazz ensemble in 1996. By the end of 1998 she was a recognizable figure in both Korea and Japan, and since then, she has released six albums, garnered numerous awards and critical acclaim, and continues to tour prolifically. She has also written many songs for films. Last year, she proved her career was an ongoing path as a music performer on the stage collaborated with Lee Ritenour.

WoongSan's style is a distinctive blend of jazz, blues, Latin and funk style. Her mid-low voice does not span as much tonal ground as other famous singers, but what she lacks in range she more than makes up for in creativity and malleability. As an independent lyricist, Woong San has penned powerful ballads, cozy love numbers and everything in between. Buddhism has played a prominent role in her life, and it shines through in her songwriting: she often explores the themes of freedom, mindfulness and the beauty of change in her songs. Her work has been described as "soulful, fearless, sultry." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WoongSan

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Woong San - Temptation

Styles: Vocal Jazz
Year: 2015
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 57:05
Size: 131,2 MB
Art: Front

(4:49)  1. Use Me
(3:50)  2. The Look Of Love
(5:33)  3. Get Up, Stand Up
(4:10)  4. Light My Fire
(3:46)  5. You Hurt Me
(4:04)  6. Black Magic Woman
(6:59)  7. Papa Was A Rolling Stone
(5:19)  8. Night Away
(4:42)  9. Between The Sheets
(4:35) 10. Loving You Was Like A Party
(4:52) 11. Temptation
(4:22) 12. Someday

Woong San, the poetical voice that combines glossiness and smoky and the best vocalist who fascinates the audience with a unique soft aura. He grew up with a scholar's father and has a unique career to enter the temple from the age of 17. The legal name given during the training, "Woong San (Yuyama)", one day during hard training, I realize that myself is singing "songs" unconsciously. After that, I go down the mountain where there is a temple and start walking the way to the singer. Although the genre chosen at that time was ROCK, the record of Billy Holiday which was handed over from her friend to her who learns music curiously curiously regardless of the genre greatly changes her fate. That was the encounter of fate with JAZZ. From there, actively participate in live performances, performances, music productions, gradually earn fans. In 2004, the 1st album "Introducing Woong San" (Korean version is EMI label "Love Letters") was released simultaneously in Japan and Korea, established a firm position as "Korea's best Jazz singer", and also gained attention in Japan . When the 2nd album "Call Me" (Korean version is "The Blues") was released in Japan in 2005, fans who wish to be healed by her voice rapidly increased. In Korea I challenged the genre called Blues which no one tried, so this album was able to make a pronounation of "Blues Album" pronoun. In addition, during this period, it was a hot reaction of two albums released in both Japan and South Korea, it became the first A list artist as a Korean, and it is also the time when the place of LIVE jumped rapidly in both Japan and Korea.  In 2007, 7 of 13 songs announced 3rd album "Yesterday" (Korean version) of original (lyrics and composition) production. Record sales supporting the popularity beyond Jazz's frame, received "Korean Popular Music Awards Ceremony Jazz & Crossover Best Sound Award", "Korean Popular Music Awards Ceremony Jazz & Crossover Best Song (yesterday)".  

After that, in July 2008 I performed a nationwide tour. Participate in "Jazz Super Express Project Band" together with popular Japanese musician, TOKU, Kosuke Onuma, perform performances in Japan and other countries including Blue Note and Billboard Live, the possibilities spread more and make the tour a great success . In December 2008, "Feel Like Making Love" (Korean version is "Fall in Love") was announced in Japan and Korea from Pony Canyon as the first major Japanese debut album. 

He steadily increased the number of fans and became a major label transfer that can be said to have won evaluation in Japan. December 2009 "Close Your Eyes" released. Swing journal selection ?gold disc? It is chosen as the 43rd phase of the eighth period. Started activities in Japan since 1998, over 500 performances and tours nationwide four times a year, what she has sought worldwide. It is "human intact freedom". I want you to touch music that is full of her strong feelings and affection. Translate by Google http://woongsan.ponycanyon.co.jp/&prev=search

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