Singer Shin Seungtae Holds Exclusive Concert "With Shin" ... Premieres New Song "Yeonyeon"

Shin Seung-tae took the stage at the solo concert "Shin (辛) and Together" on the 30th of last month at the Mapo Art Center Art Hall MAC in Seoul. Courtesy of Daebak Planning

Singer Shin Seungtae held his exclusive concert "With Shin (辛)" at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. on the 30th of last month at the Mapo Art Center Art Hall Mac in Seoul.

Shin Seungtae opened the concert with “Hoeshimgok,” performed in sync with samulnori rhythms. He then played the kkwaenggwari (Korean small gong) while singing “Nebaekja,” followed by performances of “Evidence,” “Love Fire,” “Rainwater,” “Life,” and more.

The stage showcased a blend of Korean traditional music and trot. He presented a “Highway Medley” (“Live in Style,” “Heart with a Hole”), a “Folk Song Medley” (“Flower Song,” “Katuli Song,” “Moon Song”), and a “Trot Medley” (“Hateful Man,” “Life Like Driftwood,” “Jjanjjara,” “The Boat Is Coming In”), in succession. During the middle of the concert, a video parodying advertisements was played, bringing laughter to the audience.

There was also a segment for conversation with the audience. In the first session, he performed “It’s Love,” “Irretrievable Time,” and “I Am a Gentleman”; in the second session, he sang “Truly,” “Fateful Encounter,” and “Bow of Sokcho Port.” In addition, he performed “Moran,” “Father,” “What the Wind Does,” “Huigyeong-dong Blues,” “A School Dog Recites Poetry After Three Years,” and “Health Is the Best.”

Shin Seungtae took the stage at a solo concert titled "With Shin (辛)" on the 30th of last month at Mapo Art Center Arthall Mac in Seoul. Provided by Daebak Planning

For the encore, “A Person Is More Beautiful Than a Flower” was performed in both sessions, while “You Are a Flower” was featured in the first session and “I Will Become a Poem” in the second. On the final stage, he premiered his unreleased new song “Yeonyeon.”

Shin Seungtae initially gained recognition as the vocalist of the Korean traditional music band “SsingSsing,” before transitioning to a trot singer in 2020 with the release of “Love Fire.” He recently finished fourth on the competition program “Genuine Singer 2” and has appeared on shows such as “Korea-Japan Singer King Match” and “Korea-Japan Top Ten Show.”

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