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2026.09.07
Six Pairs of Yerin Baek That Flip the Memories of the Original Songs
A Comparison List to Listen to the Original and Official Remixes of 《tellusboutyourself》 Back to Back
To really feel the differences in remixes, it's better to listen to both versions back-to-back than to rely on distant memories of the original song. By pairing six original tracks from ‘Lovegame’ to ‘0415’ with the official remixes by Kimhanjoo, FRNK, Yun Seok Cheol, Cloud, glowingdog, and KIRARA, it becomes clear what has been preserved and what has changed.
This list is organized by placing the corresponding remix after the original track in twelve items. Let's compare the vocal melody and lyrics as reference points while noting the introduction length, the positioning of drums and bass, the density of the chorus, and the final reverberation. All items utilize official audio from Apple Music along with real cover images of the original and remix albums, showing the included works, release dates, and play times.
This list is organized by placing the corresponding remix after the original track in twelve items. Let's compare the vocal melody and lyrics as reference points while noting the introduction length, the positioning of drums and bass, the density of the chorus, and the final reverberation. All items utilize official audio from Apple Music along with real cover images of the original and remix albums, showing the included works, release dates, and play times.
Yerin Baek - Lovegame
The first piece we encounter in 《Six Pairs of Yerin Baek That Flip the Memories of the Original Songs》 is 《Lovegame》. The theme being clarified at this first point of twelve is a one-to-one comparison of the original and the remix. The official inclusion of 《Lovegame》 in list 3985 is from 《tellusboutyourself》, released on 2020-12-10. The first track in this list features artist Yerin Baek and has a playtime of 213 seconds. In list 3985, the reason for its inclusion becomes clearer when viewing the official information along with the actual playback content, rather than the initial impression from the title alone.
The first listening question to apply to the piece 《Lovegame》 is, 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?' When listening to the introduction of 《Lovegame》 in list 3985, note the first instrument that appears, and in the chorus, examine the density of the voice and rhythm. At the end of the first track in list 3985, discern whether it closes the emotion or leaves a transition to the next scene. Instead of settling on just one answer for the first 《Lovegame》, documenting one distinct sound, lyric, or image that lingers in your ear creates a basis for interpretation. Focusing on the criteria of this list allows familiar music to be experienced from a fresh perspective.
Following the first piece in list 3985 is the work 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》. By noting the changes in sound and theme between the two items in list 3985, a direction for analysis becomes apparent. The focal point of the first comparison is 《Lovegame》, and this method is useful for listening comparably to the first and last 30 seconds of each pair. After the playback concludes, summarize the features of the first 《Lovegame》 in one sentence and choose one item with the most significant disparity to listen to again. By separating whether the differences found in 《Lovegame》 stem from the piece itself or the first placement, one's personal selection criteria also become clearer.
The first listening question to apply to the piece 《Lovegame》 is, 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?' When listening to the introduction of 《Lovegame》 in list 3985, note the first instrument that appears, and in the chorus, examine the density of the voice and rhythm. At the end of the first track in list 3985, discern whether it closes the emotion or leaves a transition to the next scene. Instead of settling on just one answer for the first 《Lovegame》, documenting one distinct sound, lyric, or image that lingers in your ear creates a basis for interpretation. Focusing on the criteria of this list allows familiar music to be experienced from a fresh perspective.
Following the first piece in list 3985 is the work 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》. By noting the changes in sound and theme between the two items in list 3985, a direction for analysis becomes apparent. The focal point of the first comparison is 《Lovegame》, and this method is useful for listening comparably to the first and last 30 seconds of each pair. After the playback concludes, summarize the features of the first 《Lovegame》 in one sentence and choose one item with the most significant disparity to listen to again. By separating whether the differences found in 《Lovegame》 stem from the piece itself or the first placement, one's personal selection criteria also become clearer.
수록작 tellusboutyourself
공개일 2020-12-10
아티스트 Yerin Baek
재생시간 213
Yerin Baek - Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)
The second piece we encounter in 《Six Pairs of Yerin Baek That Flip the Memories of the Original Songs》 is 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》. The theme being clarified at this second point of twelve is a one-to-one comparison of the original and the remix. The official inclusion of 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》 in list 3985 is from 《tellusboutyourself (Remixes) - EP》, released on 2021-02-16. The second track in this list features artist Yerin Baek and has a playtime of 214 seconds.
The second listening question to apply to the piece 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》 is, 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?' When listening to the introduction of 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》 in list 3985, note the first instrument that appears, and in the chorus, examine the density of the voice and rhythm. At the end of the second track in list 3985, discern whether it closes the emotion or leaves a transition to the next scene. Instead of settling on just one answer for the second 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》, documenting one distinct sound, lyric, or image that lingers in your ear creates a basis for interpretation.
The preceding piece in list 3985 is 《Lovegame》 and the following piece is 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》. In list 3985, compare the speed, lyrics, and spatial feel of the three items, including the second. The focal point of the second comparison is 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》, and this method is useful for listening comparably to the first and last 30 seconds of each pair. After the playback concludes, summarize the features of the second 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》 in one sentence and choose one item with the most significant disparity to listen to again.
The second listening question to apply to the piece 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》 is, 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?' When listening to the introduction of 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》 in list 3985, note the first instrument that appears, and in the chorus, examine the density of the voice and rhythm. At the end of the second track in list 3985, discern whether it closes the emotion or leaves a transition to the next scene. Instead of settling on just one answer for the second 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》, documenting one distinct sound, lyric, or image that lingers in your ear creates a basis for interpretation.
The preceding piece in list 3985 is 《Lovegame》 and the following piece is 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》. In list 3985, compare the speed, lyrics, and spatial feel of the three items, including the second. The focal point of the second comparison is 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》, and this method is useful for listening comparably to the first and last 30 seconds of each pair. After the playback concludes, summarize the features of the second 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》 in one sentence and choose one item with the most significant disparity to listen to again.
수록작 tellusboutyourself (Remixes) - EP
공개일 2021-02-16
아티스트 Yerin Baek
재생시간 214
Yerin Baek - Bubbles&Mushrooms
The third piece we encounter in 《Six Pairs of Yerin Baek That Flip the Memories of the Original Songs》 is 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》. The theme being clarified at this third point of twelve is a one-to-one comparison of the original and the remix. The official inclusion of 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》 in list 3985 is from 《tellusboutyourself》, released on 2020-12-10. The third track in this list features artist Yerin Baek and has a playtime of 237 seconds.
The third listening question to apply to the piece 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》 is, 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?' When listening to the introduction of 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》 in list 3985, note the first instrument that appears, and in the chorus, examine the density of the voice and rhythm. At the end of the third track in list 3985, discern whether it closes the emotion or leaves a transition to the next scene. Instead of settling on just one answer for the third 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》, documenting one distinct sound, lyric, or image that lingers in your ear creates a basis for interpretation.
The preceding piece in list 3985 is 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》 and the following piece is 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》. In list 3985, compare the speed, lyrics, and spatial feel of the three items, including the third. The focal point of the third comparison is 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》, and this method is useful for listening comparably to the first and last 30 seconds of each pair. After the playback concludes, summarize the features of the third 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》 in one sentence and choose one item with the most significant disparity to listen to again. By separating whether the differences found in 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》 stem from the piece itself or the third placement, one's personal selection criteria also become clearer.
The third listening question to apply to the piece 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》 is, 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?' When listening to the introduction of 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》 in list 3985, note the first instrument that appears, and in the chorus, examine the density of the voice and rhythm. At the end of the third track in list 3985, discern whether it closes the emotion or leaves a transition to the next scene. Instead of settling on just one answer for the third 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》, documenting one distinct sound, lyric, or image that lingers in your ear creates a basis for interpretation.
The preceding piece in list 3985 is 《Lovegame (Kimhanjoo Remix)》 and the following piece is 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》. In list 3985, compare the speed, lyrics, and spatial feel of the three items, including the third. The focal point of the third comparison is 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》, and this method is useful for listening comparably to the first and last 30 seconds of each pair. After the playback concludes, summarize the features of the third 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》 in one sentence and choose one item with the most significant disparity to listen to again. By separating whether the differences found in 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》 stem from the piece itself or the third placement, one's personal selection criteria also become clearer.
수록작 tellusboutyourself
공개일 2020-12-10
아티스트 Yerin Baek
재생시간 237
Yerin Baek - Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)
The fourth piece we encounter in 《Six Pairs of Yerin Baek That Flip the Memories of the Original Songs》 is 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》. The theme being clarified at this fourth point of twelve is a one-to-one comparison of the original and the remix. The official inclusion of 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》 in list 3985 is from 《tellusboutyourself (Remixes) - EP》, released on 2021-02-16. The fourth track in this list features artist Yerin Baek and has a playtime of 208 seconds.
The fourth listening question to apply to the piece 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》 is, 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?' When listening to the introduction of 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》 in list 3985, note the first instrument that appears, and in the chorus, examine the density of the voice and rhythm. At the end of the fourth track in list 3985, discern whether it closes the emotion or leaves a transition to the next scene. Instead of settling on just one answer for the fourth 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》, documenting one distinct sound, lyric, or image that lingers in your ear creates a basis for interpretation.
The preceding piece in list 3985 is 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》 and the following piece is 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》. In list 3985, compare the speed, lyrics, and spatial feel of the three items, including the fourth. The focal point of the fourth comparison is 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》, and this method is useful for listening comparably to the first and last 30 seconds of each pair. After the playback concludes, summarize the features of the fourth 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》 in one sentence and choose one item with the most significant disparity to listen to again.
The fourth listening question to apply to the piece 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》 is, 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?' When listening to the introduction of 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》 in list 3985, note the first instrument that appears, and in the chorus, examine the density of the voice and rhythm. At the end of the fourth track in list 3985, discern whether it closes the emotion or leaves a transition to the next scene. Instead of settling on just one answer for the fourth 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》, documenting one distinct sound, lyric, or image that lingers in your ear creates a basis for interpretation.
The preceding piece in list 3985 is 《Bubbles&Mushrooms》 and the following piece is 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》. In list 3985, compare the speed, lyrics, and spatial feel of the three items, including the fourth. The focal point of the fourth comparison is 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》, and this method is useful for listening comparably to the first and last 30 seconds of each pair. After the playback concludes, summarize the features of the fourth 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》 in one sentence and choose one item with the most significant disparity to listen to again.
수록작 tellusboutyourself (Remixes) - EP
공개일 2021-02-16
아티스트 Yerin Baek
재생시간 208
Yerin Baek - “HOMESWEETHOME”
The fifth piece we encounter in 《Six Pairs of Yerin Baek That Flip the Memories of the Original Songs》 is 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》. The theme being clarified at this fifth point of twelve is a one-to-one comparison of the original and the remix. The official inclusion of 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》 in list 3985 is from 《tellusboutyourself》, released on 2020-12-10. The fifth track in this list features artist Yerin Baek and has a playtime of 258 seconds.
The fifth listening question to apply to the piece 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》 is, 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?' When listening to the introduction of 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》 in list 3985, note the first instrument that appears, and in the chorus, examine the density of the voice and rhythm. At the end of the fifth track in list 3985, discern whether it closes the emotion or leaves a transition to the next scene. Instead of settling on just one answer for the fifth 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》, documenting one distinct sound, lyric, or image that lingers in your ear creates a basis for interpretation.
The preceding piece in list 3985 is 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》 and the following piece is 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》. In list 3985, compare the speed, lyrics, and spatial feel of the three items, including the fifth. The focal point of the fifth comparison is 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》, and this method is useful for listening comparably to the first and last 30 seconds of each pair. After the playback concludes, summarize the features of the fifth 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》 in one sentence and choose one item with the most significant disparity to listen to again. By separating whether the differences found in 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》 stem from the piece itself or the fifth placement, one's personal selection criteria also become clearer.
The fifth listening question to apply to the piece 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》 is, 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?' When listening to the introduction of 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》 in list 3985, note the first instrument that appears, and in the chorus, examine the density of the voice and rhythm. At the end of the fifth track in list 3985, discern whether it closes the emotion or leaves a transition to the next scene. Instead of settling on just one answer for the fifth 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》, documenting one distinct sound, lyric, or image that lingers in your ear creates a basis for interpretation.
The preceding piece in list 3985 is 《Bubbles&Mushrooms (FRNK Remix)》 and the following piece is 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》. In list 3985, compare the speed, lyrics, and spatial feel of the three items, including the fifth. The focal point of the fifth comparison is 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》, and this method is useful for listening comparably to the first and last 30 seconds of each pair. After the playback concludes, summarize the features of the fifth 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》 in one sentence and choose one item with the most significant disparity to listen to again. By separating whether the differences found in 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》 stem from the piece itself or the fifth placement, one's personal selection criteria also become clearer.
수록작 tellusboutyourself
공개일 2020-12-10
아티스트 Yerin Baek
재생시간 258
Yerin Baek - “HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)
The sixth piece we encounter in 《Six Pairs of Yerin Baek That Flip the Memories of the Original Songs》 is 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》. The theme being clarified at this sixth point of twelve is a one-to-one comparison of the original and the remix. The official inclusion of 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》 in list 3985 is from 《tellusboutyourself (Remixes) - EP》, released on 2021-02-16. The sixth track in this list features artist Yerin Baek and has a playtime of 241 seconds.
The sixth listening question to apply to the piece 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》 is, 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?' When listening to the introduction of 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》 in list 3985, note the first instrument that appears, and in the chorus, examine the density of the voice and rhythm. At the end of the sixth track in list 3985, discern whether it closes the emotion or leaves a transition to the next scene. Instead of settling on just one answer for the sixth 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》, documenting one distinct sound, lyric, or image that lingers in your ear creates a basis for interpretation.
The preceding piece in list 3985 is 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》 and the following piece is 《Hall&Oates》. In list 3985, compare the speed, lyrics, and spatial feel of the three items, including the sixth. The focal point of the sixth comparison is 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》, and this method is useful for listening comparably to the first and last 30 seconds of each pair. After the playback concludes, summarize the features of the sixth 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》 in one sentence and choose one item with the most significant disparity to listen to again.
The sixth listening question to apply to the piece 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》 is, 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?' When listening to the introduction of 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》 in list 3985, note the first instrument that appears, and in the chorus, examine the density of the voice and rhythm. At the end of the sixth track in list 3985, discern whether it closes the emotion or leaves a transition to the next scene. Instead of settling on just one answer for the sixth 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》, documenting one distinct sound, lyric, or image that lingers in your ear creates a basis for interpretation.
The preceding piece in list 3985 is 《“HOMESWEETHOME”》 and the following piece is 《Hall&Oates》. In list 3985, compare the speed, lyrics, and spatial feel of the three items, including the sixth. The focal point of the sixth comparison is 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》, and this method is useful for listening comparably to the first and last 30 seconds of each pair. After the playback concludes, summarize the features of the sixth 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》 in one sentence and choose one item with the most significant disparity to listen to again.
수록작 tellusboutyourself (Remixes) - EP
공개일 2021-02-16
아티스트 Yerin Baek
재생시간 241
Yerin Baek - Hall&Oates
The seventh piece we encounter in 《Six Pairs of Yerin Baek That Flip the Memories of the Original Songs》 is 《Hall&Oates》. The theme being clarified at this seventh point of twelve is a one-to-one comparison of the original and the remix. The official inclusion of 《Hall&Oates》 in list 3985 is from 《tellusboutyourself》, released on 2020-12-10. The seventh track in this list features artist Yerin Baek and has a playtime of 166 seconds. In list 3985, the reason for its inclusion becomes clearer when viewing the official information along with the actual playback content, rather than the initial impression from the title alone.
The seventh listening question to apply to the piece 《Hall&Oates》 is, 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?' When listening to the introduction of 《Hall&Oates》 in list 3985, note the first instrument that appears, and in the chorus, examine the density of the voice and rhythm. At the end of the seventh track in list 3985, discern whether it closes the emotion or leaves a transition to the next scene. Instead of settling on just one answer for the seventh 《Hall&Oates》, documenting one distinct sound, lyric, or image that lingers in your ear creates a basis for interpretation.
The preceding piece in list 3985 is 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》 and the following piece is 《Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)》. In list 3985, compare the speed, lyrics, and spatial feel of the three items, including the seventh. The focal point of the seventh comparison is 《Hall&Oates》, and this method is useful for listening comparably to the first and last 30 seconds of each pair. After the playback concludes, summarize the features of the seventh 《Hall&Oates》 in one sentence and choose one item with the most significant disparity to listen to again. By separating whether the differences found in 《Hall&Oates》 stem from the piece itself or the seventh placement, one's personal selection criteria also become clearer.
The seventh listening question to apply to the piece 《Hall&Oates》 is, 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?' When listening to the introduction of 《Hall&Oates》 in list 3985, note the first instrument that appears, and in the chorus, examine the density of the voice and rhythm. At the end of the seventh track in list 3985, discern whether it closes the emotion or leaves a transition to the next scene. Instead of settling on just one answer for the seventh 《Hall&Oates》, documenting one distinct sound, lyric, or image that lingers in your ear creates a basis for interpretation.
The preceding piece in list 3985 is 《“HOMESWEETHOME” (Yun Seok Cheol Remix)》 and the following piece is 《Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)》. In list 3985, compare the speed, lyrics, and spatial feel of the three items, including the seventh. The focal point of the seventh comparison is 《Hall&Oates》, and this method is useful for listening comparably to the first and last 30 seconds of each pair. After the playback concludes, summarize the features of the seventh 《Hall&Oates》 in one sentence and choose one item with the most significant disparity to listen to again. By separating whether the differences found in 《Hall&Oates》 stem from the piece itself or the seventh placement, one's personal selection criteria also become clearer.
수록작 tellusboutyourself
공개일 2020-12-10
아티스트 Yerin Baek
재생시간 166
Yerin Baek - Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)
The eighth work encountered in 'Six Pairs of Yerin Baek Turning the Memories of the Original Song' is 'Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)'. The theme that this entry illustrates at the eighth point among the twelve is a one-to-one comparison of the original song and the remix. The official track of 'Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)' in list 3985 is included in the 'tellusboutyourself (Remixes) - EP', released on 2021-02-16. The eighth song in this list is by artist Yerin Baek, with a playback time of 246 seconds.
The eighth listening question to apply to the work 'Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)' is 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?'. When listening to the introduction of 'Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)' in list 3985, mark the first instrument that appears, and examine the density of the voice and rhythm in the chorus. At the end of the eighth track in list 3985, distinguish whether it closes the emotion or leaves a next scene. Instead of deciding on a single answer for the eighth 'Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)', keep a note of one sound, lyric, or visual that stays in your ears for each, as this will provide a basis for interpretation.
The previous work in list 3985 is 'Hall&Oates', and the next work is 'I am not your ocean anymore'. Compare the speed, language, and sense of space of the three items including the eighth in list 3985 side by side. The center of the eighth comparison is 'Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)', and this method is useful for listening to the first 30 seconds and the last 30 seconds of each pair side by side. After the playback of list 3985 is complete, summarize the characteristics of the eighth 'Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)' in one sentence, and choose one item with the largest contrast to listen to again.
The eighth listening question to apply to the work 'Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)' is 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?'. When listening to the introduction of 'Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)' in list 3985, mark the first instrument that appears, and examine the density of the voice and rhythm in the chorus. At the end of the eighth track in list 3985, distinguish whether it closes the emotion or leaves a next scene. Instead of deciding on a single answer for the eighth 'Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)', keep a note of one sound, lyric, or visual that stays in your ears for each, as this will provide a basis for interpretation.
The previous work in list 3985 is 'Hall&Oates', and the next work is 'I am not your ocean anymore'. Compare the speed, language, and sense of space of the three items including the eighth in list 3985 side by side. The center of the eighth comparison is 'Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)', and this method is useful for listening to the first 30 seconds and the last 30 seconds of each pair side by side. After the playback of list 3985 is complete, summarize the characteristics of the eighth 'Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)' in one sentence, and choose one item with the largest contrast to listen to again.
수록작 tellusboutyourself (Remixes) - EP
공개일 2021-02-16
아티스트 Yerin Baek
재생시간 246
Yerin Baek - I am not your ocean anymore
The ninth work encountered in 'Six Pairs of Yerin Baek Turning the Memories of the Original Song' is 'I am not your ocean anymore'. The theme that this entry illustrates at the ninth point among the twelve is a one-to-one comparison of the original song and the remix. The official track of 'I am not your ocean anymore' in list 3985 is included in 'tellusboutyourself', released on 2020-12-10. The ninth song in this list is by artist Yerin Baek, with a playback time of 198 seconds.
The ninth listening question to apply to the work 'I am not your ocean anymore' is 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?'. When listening to the introduction of 'I am not your ocean anymore' in list 3985, mark the first instrument that appears, and examine the density of the voice and rhythm in the chorus. At the end of the ninth track in list 3985, distinguish whether it closes the emotion or leaves a next scene. Instead of deciding on a single answer for the ninth 'I am not your ocean anymore', keep a note of one sound, lyric, or visual that stays in your ears for each, as this will provide a basis for interpretation.
The previous work in list 3985 is 'Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)', and the next work is 'I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog...)'. Compare the speed, language, and sense of space of the three items including the ninth in list 3985 side by side. The center of the ninth comparison is 'I am not your ocean anymore', and this method is useful for listening to the first 30 seconds and the last 30 seconds of each pair side by side. After the playback of list 3985 is complete, summarize the characteristics of the ninth 'I am not your ocean anymore' in one sentence, and choose one item with the largest contrast to listen to again.
The ninth listening question to apply to the work 'I am not your ocean anymore' is 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?'. When listening to the introduction of 'I am not your ocean anymore' in list 3985, mark the first instrument that appears, and examine the density of the voice and rhythm in the chorus. At the end of the ninth track in list 3985, distinguish whether it closes the emotion or leaves a next scene. Instead of deciding on a single answer for the ninth 'I am not your ocean anymore', keep a note of one sound, lyric, or visual that stays in your ears for each, as this will provide a basis for interpretation.
The previous work in list 3985 is 'Hall&Oates (Cloud Remix)', and the next work is 'I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog...)'. Compare the speed, language, and sense of space of the three items including the ninth in list 3985 side by side. The center of the ninth comparison is 'I am not your ocean anymore', and this method is useful for listening to the first 30 seconds and the last 30 seconds of each pair side by side. After the playback of list 3985 is complete, summarize the characteristics of the ninth 'I am not your ocean anymore' in one sentence, and choose one item with the largest contrast to listen to again.
수록작 tellusboutyourself
공개일 2020-12-10
아티스트 Yerin Baek
재생시간 198
Yerin Baek - I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog Remix)
The tenth work encountered in 'Six Pairs of Yerin Baek Turning the Memories of the Original Song' is 'I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog...)'. The theme that this entry illustrates at the tenth point among the twelve is a one-to-one comparison of the original song and the remix. The official track of 'I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog...)' in list 3985 is included in 'tellusboutyourself (Remixes) - EP', released on 2021-02-16. The tenth song in this list is by artist Yerin Baek, with a playback time of 208 seconds.
The tenth listening question to apply to the work 'I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog...)' is 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?'. When listening to the introduction of 'I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog...)' in list 3985, mark the first instrument that appears, and examine the density of the voice and rhythm in the chorus. At the end of the tenth track in list 3985, distinguish whether it closes the emotion or leaves a next scene. Instead of deciding on a single answer for the tenth 'I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog...)', keep a note of one sound, lyric, or visual that stays in your ears for each, as this will provide a basis for interpretation.
The previous work in list 3985 is 'I am not your ocean anymore', and the next work is '0415'. Compare the speed, language, and sense of space of the three items including the tenth in list 3985 side by side. The center of the tenth comparison is 'I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog...)', and this method is useful for listening to the first 30 seconds and the last 30 seconds of each pair side by side.
The tenth listening question to apply to the work 'I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog...)' is 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?'. When listening to the introduction of 'I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog...)' in list 3985, mark the first instrument that appears, and examine the density of the voice and rhythm in the chorus. At the end of the tenth track in list 3985, distinguish whether it closes the emotion or leaves a next scene. Instead of deciding on a single answer for the tenth 'I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog...)', keep a note of one sound, lyric, or visual that stays in your ears for each, as this will provide a basis for interpretation.
The previous work in list 3985 is 'I am not your ocean anymore', and the next work is '0415'. Compare the speed, language, and sense of space of the three items including the tenth in list 3985 side by side. The center of the tenth comparison is 'I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog...)', and this method is useful for listening to the first 30 seconds and the last 30 seconds of each pair side by side.
수록작 tellusboutyourself (Remixes) - EP
공개일 2021-02-16
아티스트 Yerin Baek
재생시간 208
Yerin Baek - 0415
The eleventh work encountered in 'Six Pairs of Yerin Baek Turning the Memories of the Original Song' is '0415'. The theme that this entry illustrates at the eleventh point among the twelve is a one-to-one comparison of the original song and the remix. The official track of '0415' in list 3985 is included in 'tellusboutyourself', released on 2020-12-10. The eleventh song in this list is by artist Yerin Baek, with a playback time of 264 seconds. In list 3985, the reason for its inclusion as the eleventh track becomes clearer when looking at the official information alongside the actual playback than it does from the first impression of the title.
The eleventh listening question to apply to the work '0415' is 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?'. When listening to the introduction of '0415' in list 3985, mark the first instrument that appears, and examine the density of the voice and rhythm in the chorus. At the end of the eleventh track in list 3985, distinguish whether it closes the emotion or leaves a next scene. Instead of deciding on a single answer for the eleventh '0415', keep a note of one sound, lyric, or visual that stays in your ears for each, as this will provide a basis for interpretation. By focusing on the criteria of this list rather than the recognition of the work '0415', familiar music can be heard from a different position listed as the eleventh track.
The previous work in list 3985 is 'I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog...)', and the next work is '0415 (KIRARA Remix)'. Compare the speed, language, and sense of space of the three items including the eleventh in list 3985 side by side. The center of the eleventh comparison is '0415', and this method is useful for listening to the first 30 seconds and the last 30 seconds of each pair side by side. After the playback of list 3985 is complete, summarize the characteristics of the eleventh '0415' in one sentence, and choose one item with the largest contrast to listen to again. By separating whether the differences discovered in '0415' come from the work itself or from its eleventh placement, personal criteria for selection become clearer.
The eleventh listening question to apply to the work '0415' is 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?'. When listening to the introduction of '0415' in list 3985, mark the first instrument that appears, and examine the density of the voice and rhythm in the chorus. At the end of the eleventh track in list 3985, distinguish whether it closes the emotion or leaves a next scene. Instead of deciding on a single answer for the eleventh '0415', keep a note of one sound, lyric, or visual that stays in your ears for each, as this will provide a basis for interpretation. By focusing on the criteria of this list rather than the recognition of the work '0415', familiar music can be heard from a different position listed as the eleventh track.
The previous work in list 3985 is 'I am not your ocean anymore (glowingdog...)', and the next work is '0415 (KIRARA Remix)'. Compare the speed, language, and sense of space of the three items including the eleventh in list 3985 side by side. The center of the eleventh comparison is '0415', and this method is useful for listening to the first 30 seconds and the last 30 seconds of each pair side by side. After the playback of list 3985 is complete, summarize the characteristics of the eleventh '0415' in one sentence, and choose one item with the largest contrast to listen to again. By separating whether the differences discovered in '0415' come from the work itself or from its eleventh placement, personal criteria for selection become clearer.
수록작 tellusboutyourself
공개일 2020-12-10
아티스트 Yerin Baek
재생시간 264
Yerin Baek - 0415 (KIRARA Remix)
The twelfth work encountered in 'Six Pairs of Yerin Baek Turning the Memories of the Original Song' is '0415 (KIRARA Remix)'. The theme that this entry illustrates at the twelfth point among the twelve is a one-to-one comparison of the original song and the remix. The official track of '0415 (KIRARA Remix)' in list 3985 is included in 'tellusboutyourself (Remixes) - EP', released on 2021-02-16. The twelfth song in this list is by artist Yerin Baek, with a playback time of 355 seconds.
The twelfth listening question to apply to the work '0415 (KIRARA Remix)' is 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?'. When listening to the introduction of '0415 (KIRARA Remix)' in list 3985, mark the first instrument that appears, and examine the density of the voice and rhythm in the chorus. At the end of the twelfth track in list 3985, distinguish whether it closes the emotion or leaves a next scene. Instead of deciding on a single answer for the twelfth '0415 (KIRARA Remix)', keep a note of one sound, lyric, or visual that stays in your ears for each, as this will provide a basis for interpretation.
The previous work of the last order in list 3985 is '0415'. Listen to the ends of these two works in list 3985 to confirm the conclusion left by the list. The center of the twelfth comparison is '0415 (KIRARA Remix)', and this method is useful for listening to the first 30 seconds and the last 30 seconds of each pair side by side. After the playback of list 3985 is complete, summarize the characteristics of the twelfth '0415 (KIRARA Remix)' in one sentence, and choose one item with the largest contrast to listen to again. By separating whether the differences discovered in '0415 (KIRARA Remix)' come from the work itself or are created by its twelfth placement, personal criteria for selection become clearer.
The twelfth listening question to apply to the work '0415 (KIRARA Remix)' is 'How does the same vocal melody change in a new rhythm and space?'. When listening to the introduction of '0415 (KIRARA Remix)' in list 3985, mark the first instrument that appears, and examine the density of the voice and rhythm in the chorus. At the end of the twelfth track in list 3985, distinguish whether it closes the emotion or leaves a next scene. Instead of deciding on a single answer for the twelfth '0415 (KIRARA Remix)', keep a note of one sound, lyric, or visual that stays in your ears for each, as this will provide a basis for interpretation.
The previous work of the last order in list 3985 is '0415'. Listen to the ends of these two works in list 3985 to confirm the conclusion left by the list. The center of the twelfth comparison is '0415 (KIRARA Remix)', and this method is useful for listening to the first 30 seconds and the last 30 seconds of each pair side by side. After the playback of list 3985 is complete, summarize the characteristics of the twelfth '0415 (KIRARA Remix)' in one sentence, and choose one item with the largest contrast to listen to again. By separating whether the differences discovered in '0415 (KIRARA Remix)' come from the work itself or are created by its twelfth placement, personal criteria for selection become clearer.
수록작 tellusboutyourself (Remixes) - EP
공개일 2021-02-16
아티스트 Yerin Baek
재생시간 355
By comparing all six pairs, it becomes evident that a remix is not just a matter of changing the tempo of a familiar song, but rather an interpretation that shifts the emotional center elsewhere. Tracks that featured vocals first in the original may find rhythm or space becoming the main character in the new version. Let's pick the pair with the biggest difference and the pair that best preserves the essence of the original.
During reappraisal, focus on the first 30 seconds and the last 30 seconds of each pair and make a note of the points of change. Next, let's play the six remixes separately to see if the flow feels natural as one EP. If you follow the name of the producers of the version you liked, the exploration that started from Yerin Baek's music could broaden into new electronic music and band music.
During reappraisal, focus on the first 30 seconds and the last 30 seconds of each pair and make a note of the points of change. Next, let's play the six remixes separately to see if the flow feels natural as one EP. If you follow the name of the producers of the version you liked, the exploration that started from Yerin Baek's music could broaden into new electronic music and band music.
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