We’re back with the latest K-Indie chart and this time we’re taking a look at the bestsellers of the Korean indie and rock scene for the month of September. Let’s see if the chart from last month is shaken up or not.
Apart from MRCH and her album ‘Mutualism’ this is an entirely new chart. Let’s dive into all of these newcomers.
So Soo Bin snagged the number one spot with his August release. In his album description he writes that this album encapsulates all his feelings and stories from when he was 21, fresh and newly settled in Seoul to follow his dreams to now, a little older with his dream in reach, if it’s not already in hand.
Shin Hae Gyeong with his album ‘In Dreams, In Dreams’ has been on this chart quite a few times. Every time I listen to this album it still feels as amazing as the first time.
Huijin Woo is another familiar face on the chart. We actually wrote a full album review for this one in our yearly magazine. You can find that here.
Chang Kiha from Kiha & The Faces, released his new solo album ‘San San Jo Gak’ in September and it’s a very fun and refreshing listen. Honestly it’s rad!
MeloMance is charting with their 2019 single album ‘Festival’.
Chrocktical, the emo rock band with Siyeon from Dreamcatcher, is charting in two spots with their new EP ‘Bloom & Gloom’.
Park Chan Young is in the top 10 with his release ‘Every Day of Happiness’.
Baek A came out with the album ‘The Algebra of Youth’. This is a very solid album with stunning vocals and a cohesive sound.
Listen to the album below.
