Hebron's 'House of Green' makes it out of his family group chat
Singer-songwriter Hebron, the solo folk project of MGFF vocalist Byun Ha-eun, has opened the doors to “House of Green,” his first full-length album released Sept. 15. A collection of songs written over the course of a decade, the 13-track album traces the artist’s experiences of the world after “stepping out of his house” — comprising stories of love, separation and longing. It features the 2024…
Folk artist Hebron, the solo career of singer-songwriter Byun Ha-eun, launched his debut full-length album, "House of Green," on September 15. The 13-track collection chronicles the musician's experiences after leaving his home, encompassing themes of love, separation, and yearning. Among the songs are the 2024 hit "Anchor" and beloved classics like "Greeting" and "Honestly." A physical version of the album was unveiled on October 6, expanding the song list to 20 tracks, including "Window" and "Home."
Hebron revealed to The Korea Times that the album's overarching themes were too expansive to fit within a shorter format. He expressed his belief that these songs only achieved their full potential when presented together in an album. The title "House of Green" holds a personal significance, as it is the name of the family group chat where the idea originated. The concept stemmed from a scene in a movie his mother watched, which resonated deeply with him and inspired the album's central theme.
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