Kindy Lounge, operated by the Korea Music Label Industry Association (KMIA), introduced four notable new releases for the first week of November.

According to the Korea Music Association on the 9th, works by one-man band Naewon, singer-songwriter g0nny, band Confined White, and singer-songwriter Ji Su-yeon were selected for this recommended new release.

Naewon, signed to All Blue Records, released the single "In Our Own Language" on the 25th of last month. The song captures precious emotions realized through love and separation, as well as memories that remain unchanged over time. Inspired by the movie *I Want to Eat Your Pancreas*, it combines a heavy band sound with delicate string melodies. Naewon handled the lyrics, composition, performance, and production, while his mother participated in the violin performance, adding further significance to the track.

Gunny, signed to Inplanet, released the single "Days Gone" on the 30th of last month. It is a reinterpretation of the song of the same name released by singer-songwriter Jung Won-young in 1993 in a city pop style, and is the second track from the remake project "afterglow seoul." While maintaining the lyrical atmosphere of the original song, it adds a modern arrangement and Gunny's signature dreamy vocal tone.

Confided White, a band under MPMG Music, released their EP 'Threshold' on the 31st of last month. The five songs capture the emotions felt between longing for the past and the future yet to be reached. They express the mindset of moving forward toward a new beginning while cherishing memories of the past, even as one becomes numb to familiar daily life.

Singer-songwriter Ji Su-yeon, signed with Mound Media, released her first EP, 'Paper Pile,' on the 4th. The album likens the process of unexpressed emotions accumulating in daily life to paper, and it contains a total of five songs, including the title track 'Chance and Destiny.' It features an acoustic sound centered on gentle guitar, and Ji Su-yeon personally participated in writing and composing 'You Are a Book' and 'Paper Pile.'

Meanwhile, the '2026 La La La On' project, a nationwide initiative to revitalize small performance venues organized by the Korea Music and Performing Arts Association, continues its performances. On the 10th, Goodnight Stand, The The, and Polkite will take the stage at Space Hangang in Seoul. On the 11th, Viola, Ossill, and Janmanpa will perform at Club Sharp, and on the 12th, Beopard, Otis Lim, and Clave will perform at 001 Live Hall.

La La La On will be held at small venues nationwide until the 21st, and detailed schedules and ticket reservation information can be found on the official social media.

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