Kim Feel's Autumn Serenade: Successful Busking for 'HAPPY END' in Busan

Singer Kim Feel painted the Busan autumn night with deep emotion and captivating sound.

On the evening of the 19th, Kim Feel held a busking performance at the outdoor stage of Minlak Waterside Park in Suyeong-gu, Busan, to commemorate the release of his digital single 'HAPPY END'.

This busking event featured an unscripted setlist, with Kim Feel spontaneously selecting songs based on the live atmosphere and audience reactions. He naturally wove together his hit songs like 'Happy End', 'Just One Love', 'Too Painful Love Wasn't Love', 'All Our Days', 'Youth', and 'Illusion', along with audience requests, fostering a more liberated connection with his fans. The boundary between stage and audience dissolved, creating a warm ambiance with impromptu talks and fan requests during the songs.

Notably, the first busking performance of his new song 'Happy End' received enthusiastic responses. Kim Feel's clear yet profound voice, mingling with the sea breeze, added a vivid emotional layer to the event. The audience responded with fervent cheers and lingering applause, resonating with the song's message and validating its impact.

This busking performance showcased Kim Feel's authentic musical communication. It served not just as a release event, but also as a reaffirmation of the sustained connection the 14-year veteran artist has maintained with his fans. His stable live vocals and natural performance on stage once again proved why he is loved as a 'vocalist you can trust and listen to'.

Meanwhile, following the release of 'HAPPY END', Kim Feel continues to engage with fans through various content, pursuing his profound musical journey.

Kim Feel debuted with the band 'Rockpeople' in 2011 and officially launched his solo career after appearing on JTBC's 'Super Band' in 2014. His music is characterized by a distinctive husky voice and delicate emotional expression, spanning a wide range of genres from ballads to rock. With 'Happy End', he continues to expand his musical spectrum.