Billlie's Haram rides a full band sound in her King Gnu cover
The Billlie vocalist covers King Gnu's 'GO GHOST' with drums, guitar, bass and keyboards, showing a sharper band-driven side.
Haram, a member of the group Billlie, has presented a musical attempt different from her existing color. Through a video covering the song 'GO GHOST' by the Japanese band King Gnu, Haram reinterpreted the song's unique tension with her own breath.
Haram's vocals harmonizing with the band session
This cover video centers on a band sound where drums, guitar, bass, and keyboards harmonize around Haram's vocals. Haram's voice is layered over the performance created by Kang Kyung-yoon on drums, Jeon Ho-seong on guitar, Park Kyu-min on bass, and Lee Je-yeon on keyboards.
Harmony of instrumental performance and vocals
Even amidst the intense instrumental composition, Haram maintained her center without losing the flow of the song. While maintaining the sharp sensibility of the original King Gnu track, Haram's unique tone was added, transforming the song's atmosphere into something three-dimensional.
The drums and bass establish the framework of the song, while the melodies of the guitar and keyboards flowing above them enrich the song's progression. Haram stably led the dramatic buildup of the song in accordance with the changes in sound.
This is an attempt of a different texture from the original and unique worldview and performances that Billlie has shown so far. Through this work, Haram demonstrated her weight as a vocalist within the genre of band music.
