A Dreamlike Voice Arrives at the Playground — CLAVE, Full Live Set
One guitar and a voice. Four songs that linger longer precisely because they aren't flashy have arrived at the playground today.
A new song has arrived at the playground today. Today's guest is singer-songwriter CLAVE.
Meeting CLAVE through a NONOL LIVE full version, you find someone who carries the fragile stories from deep inside and floats them on a dreamlike sound. One video holds four songs: 'Nanpaseon (난파선),' 'Under the Pouring Stars (쏟아지는 별 아래),' 'Sign,' and 'Let Our Love Shine (우리의 사랑을 빛나게).'
The setlist that day
| Order | Song |
|---|---|
| 1 | Nanpaseon (난파선) |
| 2 | Under the Pouring Stars (쏟아지는 별 아래) |
| 3 | Sign |
| 4 | Let Our Love Shine (우리의 사랑을 빛나게) |
Of those, 'Sign' is also available as NONOL VOL. 76. If you liked the live version sung here at the playground, you can keep it close on streaming too.
One guitar and a voice. There's no flashy stage rigging, but that's exactly why every single line of the lyrics comes through so clearly. A night of pouring stars, a shipwrecked heart — CLAVE lays them all out slowly, in no rush at all.
Some voices linger longer precisely because they aren't flashy.
Watch the video and, before you know it, all four songs have gone by. Isn't that proof of a good live set? A new song has arrived at the playground today.
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- 1.[벅스] 노놀 VOL 76. CLAVE 'Sign' ↗
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