pH-1’s latest LP, “BUT FOR NOW LEAVE ME ALONE,” continues to tell the story of the artist taking the dim-lit road in search for security. Centered on breaking the bright and vibrant perception that fans have of the Korean-American rapper, the album consists of 13-tracks, each masterfully pieced together by his own raw experiences. Out today via H1GHR MUSIC, the heavy-hitting album and accompanying music videos are meant to be provocative yet preserving pH-1’s original style and flavor.
“Me and my bad, bad homies. Doin’ bad, bad things,” pH-1 boldly proclaims in his single released last month, “MR. BAD”. Funneling all the bad habits like partying, drinking and hanging out, the album tackles on an unfamiliar side of the artist. Along with MR. BAD, the project is accompanied by a music video for, “YUPPIE TING,” featuring Blasé, a forerunner of the K-drill scene. Other standout features include his long-time friend and producer, Mokyo, for the fan-favorite track, “SHRINK TOLD ME,” and UMI, the neo-soul and R&B-inspired singer, for “JULIETTE!.”
Listen to the album here and watch the music video now!
About pH-1
As a founding member of H1GHR MUSIC record label, pH-1 has proven himself as an elite lyricist and a leading voice in Korean hip-hop. Consistently generating millions of streams on his music releases:
pH-1’s lyrics are smart, his hooks infectious and he’s consistently carving his own path instead of following trends.
NME
His music was first discovered by Jay Park in 2016 while he was working as a web developer in the States, where he grew up. But shortly after making this connection, pH-1 —which is a fusion of the artist’s English and Korean names, Harry Park and Junwon— moved back to his hometown, Seoul, and joined H1GHR MUSIC. He made his debut in 2017 with the EP, The Island Kid. Since then, pH-1 released critically acclaimed albums HALO and X, in addition to a long list of collaborations with artists such as Jay Park, Chungha, TXT, Whee In, Sik-K, BIG Naughty and many more.
Earlier last year, his single “365&7,” with JAMIE, topped the Korean charts and in October, he was featured in back-to-back releases, including indigo la End’s “Love,” Raiden’s “Golden” and Ramengvrl’s “Ain’t No MF.” His latest release is a remix of the 1995 hit-single, “As I Told You,” which paid homage to the legendary Korean rapper Kim Sung Jae. In addition to being a frequent face on popular Korean television shows, including the series’ Show Me The Money and High School Rapper, pH-1 is also a major source of inspiration for brands and publications alike, recently performing for NPR Music’s Tiny Desk Concert Series, Mercedes-Benz Korea’s EQA Digital Live Concert and appearing in the Korean editions of magazines like GQ, Esquire and Cosmopolitan. Stay tuned for more from pH-1 as he prepares to release more music.
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