Born So Jae-hoon, Rad Museum’s music is as unique as his moniker. One of the most admirable aspects of his artistry is his willingness to capture his surroundings into a three-minute composition of verses and flows. So it’s a no-brainer as to why I was instantly drawn to his August 2021 release “AirDrop.” Despite the absence of translated lyrics upon its release (and my own commitment to master the Korean language,) I felt drawn to the overarching theme of the release- ‘The Future Is Already Here.’ Though my interpretation was far off from his vision–now clear thanks to the translated lyrics– having the liberty to interpret the piece based on real-world events was an exultant experience.
Like most musicians of the genre, Rad Museum grew up around R&B, admiring the compositions and lyricism of several artists. Discovering, listening and imbibing new voices soon became part of his daily routine, making music his “number one priority.” Creatively charged with bursts of inspiration occurring often, the singer-songwriter expanded the horizons of his creativity through graphic designing. “I majored in graphic design at first and started making music seriously after I met my friends at You. Will. Knovv [his label].”
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