Singer-songwriter Song So-hee captivated audiences by premiering the live performance of her new song at a festival stage.

Song So-hee performed at 'SOUNDBERRY FESTA 26,' held on the 18th at KINTEX in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province. Taking the stage in keeping with the festival's ethos of breaking down genre boundaries, she engaged with the audience through a diverse setlist that encapsulated her own musical world.

The day's performance opened with the stage for her new single 'PARADE (生),' which Song So-hee personally produced, wrote, and composed. The audience responded with enthusiastic cheers to the new song's performance, which harmoniously blended traditional Korean music sensibilities with pop sounds.

She then continued with her original song 'The World Is a Maze,' the animation theme song 'Suzume,' followed by 'A Blind Runner,' 'Hamba Kahle,' 'Broken Things,' 'Deer God,' 'Not a Dream,' and 'Love of Alaska - Sea,' among others, demonstrating her broad musical spectrum.

In particular, this stage was designed with a live band sound featuring added percussion and chorus sessions to maximize the atmosphere of the new song. The combination of dynamic instrumentation and Song So-hee's distinctive vocals earned high praise for further elevating the festival's sense of presence and immersion.

Mid-performance, Song So-hee interacted with the audience, sharing her thoughts on participating in the festival and behind-the-scenes stories about her new song. Having solidified her presence as a powerhouse singer-songwriter with her original musical color bridging tradition and modernity, Song So-hee released the single 'PARADE (生)' last month and continues her active musical endeavors.

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