Kindie Lounge by KMLIA Announces Four Recommended New Releases for the Last Week of July: Park So-eun, Deonte, Weatherboat, and Idiots
Kindie Lounge, operated by the Korea Music Label Industry Association (KMLIA), has selected four notable domestic new releases for the last week of July. This r

Kindie Lounge, operated by the Korea Music Label Industry Association (KMLIA), has selected four notable domestic new releases for the last week of July. This recommended list features new works by Park So-eun, Deonte, Weatherboat, and Idiots.
■ Park So-eun — 'BünyTune ep.6 [Inner Feelings]' Park So-eun has released 'BünyTune ep.6 [Inner Feelings],' the sixth episode of her self-produced project BünyTune under Quarter Music. The song explores the theme of longing for a departed lover, blending atmospheric guitar sounds with delicate vocals.
■ Deonte — 'could you? (Feat. JEON NOW)' Deonte, a member of Craze Sound, has released the pre-release single 'could you? (Feat. JEON NOW)' ahead of his full-length album dropping in August. The track captures a man's emotions while waiting for an unreachable lover through refined beats and trendy melodies, with JEON NOW contributing a feature verse that elevates the song's overall quality.
■ Weatherboat — 'Elephant' Weatherboat of Hux Music has unveiled 'Elephant,' the second single from their new EP project. The song portrays the loneliness of a narrator who faces alienation from those around him after encountering an elephant, delivered through Weatherboat's signature band sound.
■ Idiots — 'OOOO' Label Pick, a distribution label under Ruby Records, has released the single 'OOOO' by Idiots. The track combines the raw energy characteristic of punk, fast-paced instrumentation, and explosive vocals to deliver a cathartic release from the frustrations of daily life.
■ KMLIA Simultaneously Launches Practical Masterclass and 'LaLaLaOn' Meanwhile, KMLIA began its '2026 Popular Music Practical Masterclass' with an orientation on the 30th, followed by full-scale training starting on the 31st. The program consists of four weeks of professional practical training and a five-month on-site internship, aimed at nurturing future talent for the popular music industry. Additionally, the '2026 LaLaLaOn' project, designed to support the revitalization of small-scale popular music performances, closed its venue recruitment on the 30th, while musician recruitment runs until August 4.
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