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…
Singer-songwriter and folk artist Hebron, the solo project of MGFF vocalist Byun Ha-eun, has unveiled his debut full-length album, "House of Green," on September 15. The 13-track collection, spanning a decade's worth of songwriting, chronicles the artist's personal journey through love, separation, and longing after leaving his home.
Among the featured tracks are the 2024 single "Anchor," and fan favorites "Greeting" and "Honestly." A physical edition, released on October 6, expands the release to 20 songs, including additional tracks "Window" and "Home."
Hebron revealed that the overarching themes of the album were too vast to be encapsulated in a shorter format, explaining, "I believe these tracks could only truly become the 'House of Green' when gathered together." The concept for the album originated from a family group chat, which is also the name of the thematic centerpiece. This reference stems from a scene in a film that his mother watched, which inspired Hebron to explore this theme in his music.
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