We all met in high school. At the time we all liked the same kind of music. About 20-30 of us got together to form a crew called OSA. Now everyone's gone their own way and we're the only ones left. The reason we got into music is I think the same for everyone, listening to it made us want to create our own.

I started by learning by myself. Later on it felt like it wasn't going anywhere so i started taking classes but soon after i started studying by myself again after i learned the basics. i think Music isn't something you could learn from a person. Nowadays music artists teach and students learn as if it were some kind of religion. Their methods and style are practically copied onto the student. I urge those people to quit.

I studied well as a child and when i told them I was going to do music they slapped me with slippers in front of my friends. I Knew I'd regret it if I didn't do what i wanted to do. There are many around me who gave up. I didn't want to be one of those people who say, "i used to do that...."

I like to work in different places so I have my equipment on me at all times. recently i like working outside. Working outside gives me a lot of inspiration.

I walk a lot, I listen to music while i catch some fresh air and have some time to think. That's how i relieve stress.

I don't drink or like to waste time with useless stuff, so I'm always out and about thinking. When I get feel something coming I first come up with a title and start from there. After I've felt "IT" everything's already drawn out inside my head.

i love the numbers 2 and 3. That's reason there are two tracks in my single. All of my albums release dates were on the 20's. "Way to love 01 single" and "Tonite" were released on the 23th, "Night and day" was released on the 28th and "W" was released on te 20th.

When I like something that's the only thing I tend to look for. Recently a new shishkebob place opened in my neighborhood and I've been going there a lot (I can't remember the name of the place). I like to go to "CU Pub" in Na-oon-dong, "Na-neun-sum" in Geh-bohk-dong, and my favorite record shop "New Musicland." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.