Jaurim
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A Seoul rock band whose name means "Purple Rainforest", fronted by Kim Yuna, whose voice and lyrics get constant praise. They got big in 1997 with "Hey Hey Hey" from a drama soundtrack. Over twenty years of guitars, no shortcuts.
- Members
- 3
- Debut
- 1997 (29 years)
- Generation
- 1st gen (until 2003)
- Label
- Independent
Start with: Hey Hey Hey
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Achievements
- Became a major act in 1997 with the single "Hey Hey Hey", a soundtrack for A Man who is holding Flowers
- Ten full-length albums released
- Ninth album Goodbye, Grief (October 14, 2013), part of the "25 Waiting for 21 Project"
- Praised for its arrangements and for the singing and lyrics of Kim Yoon-ah
- Drummer Goo Tae-hoon has run the live club Soundholic since 2003
Timeline
- 1993Perform in the indie scene under the name Full Count
- 1997Rename to Jaurim and break through with "Hey Hey Hey"
- 2003Drummer Goo Tae-hoon opens the live club Soundholic
- 2013Ninth album Goodbye, Grief
- 2017Twentieth anniversary year; Goo Tae-hoon announces his departure from the band
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