▲ This photo provided by Happy Robot Records shows singer-songwriter LambC (right) and his album cover (left). 

 

 

SEOUL, April 22 (Yonhap) -- Singer-songwriter LambC released his first full-length album, "I'll see you when I see you" at noon on Thursday, according to his agency Happy Robot Records.

The album containing a total of 12 songs, including three pre-released songs from January to March, features highly-completed pop sounds.

The title track, "Fortune Teller" is a song that expresses thoughts about love and love that do not work out the way they're supposed to through a lively rhythm, restrained vocal melody, and featuring singer-songwriter Stella Jang.

The double title track "Bad for You" is an impromptu arrangement of a song made in an hour by LambC while communicating with his fans on YouTube in the first half of last year.

"The album is an alternative pop genre that shows LambC's new musical leap forward," his agency said.

The album was produced with the support from CJ Cultural Foundation's "Tune Up" program. LambC will also hold a showcase with the same title as the album at CJ Azit Gwangheungchang.

LambC, a graduate of Berkeley University of Music, debuted in 2015 with the single "The Herd" and was recognized for his producer and singer-songwriter capabilities.

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