written by: McRoth A band in K-pop isn’t a band ’til they’ve lost a member, and F.Cuz is no different. The likelihood of member changes is such a commonality now that the effect they have is no longer a big one. In fact, integrated changes, if anything, brings with them the opportunity of reinvention. Today, most K-pop […]
"Albums of this quality are rare and it is such a treat to find an album with a fantastic balance of emotion, vocal dexterity and beauty. It needs repeating that Lee Hi is only 16 and yet she is able to convey delicacy and strength without outshining her tracks to a grating point. The jazzy/soul/R’n'B combination works harmoniously with her vocals and it will be a real push to find other musicians who can create a diverse yet oddly unified sound. Lee Hi makes a brilliant debut and the feeling is, she knows it too and isn’t afraid to show audiences what she is capable of." - MystifiedBulb, April 02, 2013
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