OURR is a South Korean indie pop band known for its dreamy yet introspective sound, blending guitar, bass, and synthesizer elements with husky, emotive vocals. The trio consists of Lee Hoewon (guitar, synthesizer, programming), Park Jingyu (bass), and Hong Dahye (vocals, guitar). Since their debut in 2018 with the single "Desert", OURR has steadily built a reputation for their unique mood, lyrical depth, and bold musical experimentation. The band first gained recognition when they opened for Boy Pablo in 2018. They followed up with "Swing" (2019) and "haaAakkKKK!!!" (2019), tracks that showcased their expanding sound palette. Their EP I (2019) delved into trip-hop influences, leading to collaborations with notable artists such as Life and Time, Thornapple, and Clazziquai. By 2021, they released CAN'T, marking a more personal and sonically diverse direction. After a brief period where Hong Dahye pursued solo work, OURR re-emerged in 2023 with "Gap" and "Finland", the latter featuring bassist Shim Jae-hyun of Thornapple. Their participation in the 2024 Pentaport Rock Festival further signaled their resurgence. In 2025, they collaborated with Thai artist Wadfah for the single "YAYA", signaling a fresh chapter with Lee Hoewon’s return to the band.