
The Name Was Made From One Syllable of Each of Their Names
Jajung's full live session is up. The last song is their official debut single.
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Jajung's full live session is up. The last song is their official debut single.
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Rosanna's full live session is up. Rosanna was NONOL LIVE's first musician.
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Jeon Do-eul's full live session is up. Four songs run back to back.
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Dae Dong's full live session is up. Three of the four song notes end with a plant's scientific name.
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YUNINI's full live session is up. All four songs stand at different stages of love.
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Lee In-kyu's full live session is up. Four songs from a singer-songwriter who studied guitar.
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Neighbro's full live session is up. Three voices share four songs.
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Baek Yu-kyung's full live session is up. Four songs run back to back.
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Yuyoung's full live session is up. Four songs run back to back.
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Jungsik's full live session is up. Four songs run back to back.
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Suitz's full live session is up. Four songs run back to back.
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BEANSPROUT's full-length live session is up. Four songs in a row.
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Lee Inkyu's full-length live session is up. Four songs in a row.
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Subok's full-length live session is up. Four songs in a row.
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chaeri's full-length live session is up. Four songs in a row.
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Jicheon's full-length live session is up. Three songs in a row.
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Jin Hyeonjun's full-length live session is up. Four songs in a row.
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Four songs. A band that put two things together starting with its own name.
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Four songs. It starts in the negative and ends without hesitating.
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Four songs. The titles are all either a state or an action.
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Four songs. Every title lives in a different world.
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Four songs. The last title calls holding your breath a game.
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Four songs. The first is a vehicle and the last is a manner.
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Four songs. The first and the last both belong to the night.
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Four songs. The season appears in two of the titles.
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Four songs. Every title is something people actually say.
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An alternative rock band. Four songs run in one direction.
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Four songs. The last title is a sound that isn't spoken aloud.
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Four songs. The first and the last both come from nature.
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It's an R&B set. Every song title is a short English word.
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The gaps between songs aren't cut out. Those gaps are half of this session.
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Four digits are the song's name. Only the person singing knows what they mean.
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Three songs from one band across three days. Today is the last.
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Yesterday was the quiet side, so today is the running one.
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A band known for youth rock, turning the volume down.
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The final song from the same session. An acoustic line that spreads like the smell of coffee.
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The third song from the same session. This time it's addressed to yourself.
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After Coconut juice, from the same seat, a quiet one this time.
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Last time we played four songs at once. Today, just one of them — properly.
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One guitar and a voice. Four songs that linger longer precisely because they aren't flashy have arrived at the playground today.
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