Do you know Asoto Union? It is a black music band that is the origin of Windy City and Funka Freak Booster. Although their official discography is only one full-length album, [Sound Renovates A Structure], they are an outstanding band that has been listed twice in the top 100 Korean pop music albums, which are compiled once a decade.
The original version of “Think About’ Chu,” the title song of [Sound Renovates A Structure], was a bitter R&B song that felt somewhat bitter. It felt like my feelings after a breakup had melted away. However, Horim’s “Think About’ Chu” has the same lyrics, but has a hopeful atmosphere.
It’s really impressive that the groove changes once in the middle. It’s a really interesting song that goes off-beat like reggae and then returns to the original position as if it’s never happened before.
I think you can enjoy it more if you listen to it and compare it to the sweeter version of the remake that Loco and Sam Kim did in the 10s. How about a bite of Horim’s version of “Think About’ Chu”?