박혜진 Park Hye Jin Shares Dynamic New EP 'How can I'

Created during the South Korean DJ’s extensive travels.

Music
11 0 Comments
Save

박혜진 Park Hye Jin has dropped off her newest EP, How can I.

Created in 2019, the South Korean DJ’s latest release takes inspiration from her first travels across Europe, North America and Australia. As she played shows at legendary venues such as Berlin’s Panorama Bar and Ibiza’s DC-10, along with festival appearances for Primavera, Dour and 88rising‘s Head in the Clouds over a span of 18 months, there’s no doubt that her musicality’s seen a strong growth. Park pushes her own boundaries with a variety of sonic structures, from the dream-like pads and grainy, driving rhythms of “Like this” to the techno-infused style of “NO” and the relaxed yet emotional title track.

With the world in chaos, Park noted that the EP’s release should be done as soon as possible. “[W]ho knows if I might die tomorrow, but at least if that happens, I’ll die really happy,” she said in a statement, adding, “Thank you for waiting. I appreciate you.”

Stream 박혜진 Park Hye Jin’s How can I on Spotify and Apple Music.

Elsewhere in music, take a listen to Arca’s newest album KiCk i here.


Read Full Article
Text By
Share this article
Sophie Caraan
Sophie Caraan Managing Editor

Sophie Caraan is the Managing Editor at Hypebeast, where she sets the editorial direction, standards, and output strategy for the HQ team. With a decade of editorial experience, she brings both a storyteller's instinct and a strategist's eye — spotlighting the figures and movements that shape the culture across a multitude of lanes. Her tenure is marked by high-impact conversations with the likes of RZA, Mads Mikkelsen, CORTIS, Erling Haaland, Kasing Lung, NIGO, and more.

What to Read Next

Is the Dance Floor Really Dead? Charli xcx Deconstructs Fame on  ‘Music, Fashion, Film’
Music

Is the Dance Floor Really Dead? Charli xcx Deconstructs Fame on ‘Music, Fashion, Film’

And no, it’s not a rock album.

The Only Label YEONJUN Will Accept Is His Own Name
Music

The Only Label YEONJUN Will Accept Is His Own Name

‘NO LABELS: PART 02’ is his most precise argument yet — 50 choreo moves, a Billboard No. 1, and a film that speaks for itself.

Justin Bieber Preserves the Bieberchella Second Act on ‘SWAG LIVE FROM COACHELLA (WEEKEND II)’
Music

Justin Bieber Preserves the Bieberchella Second Act on ‘SWAG LIVE FROM COACHELLA (WEEKEND II)’

The new live album lands with features from Sexyy Red, Dijon and SZA, while both Coachella headlining sets now stream in full on YouTube.


beabadoobee Drops New Single “Sun Has Set” and Announces Fourth Studio Album ‘Pylon’
Music

beabadoobee Drops New Single “Sun Has Set” and Announces Fourth Studio Album ‘Pylon’

Also confirming dates for her upcoming “The Powerlines Tour.”

Facebook to Alert Users When Sharing Old News
Tech & Gadgets

Facebook to Alert Users When Sharing Old News

Notifying people when content is over 90 days old.

Walmart Lands in Hot Water After Selling "All Lives Matter" T-Shirt
Fashion

Walmart Lands in Hot Water After Selling "All Lives Matter" T-Shirt

Just weeks after announcing a $100M USD commitment towards racial equity.

Drop 1 of the NIGO x Virgil Abloh LV² Collection Shatters Boundaries
Fashion

Drop 1 of the NIGO x Virgil Abloh LV² Collection Shatters Boundaries

Exceeding the simple barriers of streetwear and luxury fashion.

George R. R. Martin Teases Timeframe for the Next ‘Game of Thrones’ Book
Entertainment

George R. R. Martin Teases Timeframe for the Next ‘Game of Thrones’ Book

Nine years after the last instalment.

Flume and Toro y Moi Release Claymation Visual for Jon Hopkins' "The Difference" Remix
Music

Flume and Toro y Moi Release Claymation Visual for Jon Hopkins' "The Difference" Remix

Taking 1000 hours to make.

Nike's Latest Financial Report Shows 38% Drop in Quarterly Revenue
Footwear

Nike's Latest Financial Report Shows 38% Drop in Quarterly Revenue

While seeing a 75 percent increase in online sales.


Sasquatchfabrix. Blends Japanese Tradition With Western Influences for FW20
Fashion

Sasquatchfabrix. Blends Japanese Tradition With Western Influences for FW20

Daisuke Yokoyama’s directional styling.

Buju Banton Drops First Album in a Decade, 'Upside Down 2020'
Music

Buju Banton Drops First Album in a Decade, 'Upside Down 2020'

Featuring guest appearances from Pharrell, John Legend, Stephen Marley and Stefflon Don.

Stain Shade Brings Color to Carhartt's Workwear Pieces
Fashion

Stain Shade Brings Color to Carhartt's Workwear Pieces

Created using ’90s-inspired hand-dyeing techniques.

Rowing Blazers and FILA Take It Back to the 1980s With SS20 Capsule
Fashion

Rowing Blazers and FILA Take It Back to the 1980s With SS20 Capsule

Delivering Tennis 88 sneakers, polos, shorts, and color-blocked tracksuits.

The Apple Macintosh M0100 Inspires GREEN HOUSE's Click Wireless Mouse
Tech & Gadgets

The Apple Macintosh M0100 Inspires GREEN HOUSE's Click Wireless Mouse

Reimaging the single-button design for modern times.

Guapdad 4000 and Denzel Curry Get Militant on New Track "Lil Scammer That Could"
Music

Guapdad 4000 and Denzel Curry Get Militant on New Track "Lil Scammer That Could"

Produced by James Delgado.

More ▾