HYUKOH & Sundown Rollercoaster Launch Collaborative Album ‘AAA’

Seoul-based band HYUKOH and Taipei-based band Sundown Rollercoaster have joined forces for the collaborative album ‘AAA‘, which is out now through DOOROODOOROO ARTIST COMPANY and Sundown Music Productions Co. Ltd.

The eight-song album was created by the ten members of the Asian supergroup alongside the bands’ frequent collaborator and producer, JNKYRD. ‘AAA’ options beforehand launched singles “Younger Man“, accompanied by a putting music video directed by Pennacky, “Antenna“, which was launched with a skilfully edited video by rafhoo, and the main focus monitor “Glue“, unveiled alongside the album launch, with a DQM-directed video.

GLUE MV

An informal chat in 2020 seemingly foretold the collaboration between the Seoul-based and Taipei-based bands. It led to musical collaborations like Sundown Rollercoaster’s remake model of “Assist” from HYUKOH’s album, ‘by means of love‘, and OHHYUK’s characteristic on the Sundown Rollercoaster monitor “Candlelight” from their album, ‘Smooth Storm’. When Sundown Rollercoaster visited Seoul for a headline present in March 2023, the viewers noticed HYUKOH members on the present, which took the anticipation of a collaboration of the 2 bands to a different degree. After they found their chemistry within the studio, the 2 bands determined to create a full-length venture collectively, the end result being ‘AAA’.

HYUKOH and Sundown Rollercoaster thought-about themselves to be a “troupe of music wanderers” as they traversed South Korea collectively for inspiration and connection. With their collected experiences, they might return to the studio to jam collectively the place these improvisations and demo concepts from varied of the bands’ members would morph into full songs. 

Sundown Rollercoaster’s Kuo shares, “Music is in regards to the relationship or connection between human beings, as a result of music is unquestionably a language. It’s form of a decrease language—you don’t want to grasp cultural stuff for music to the touch individuals’s coronary hearts.”