Towner & Town Chief
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Towner & Town Chief (ìì¸ê³¼ ì´ì¥), a South Korean folk band formed in 1981, is known for its poetic lyrics and rich acoustic sound. The band's name is inspired by Seo-Yeong Eun's novel Poet and a Village Chief (ìì¸ê³¼ ì´ì¥), reflecting the fusion of urban and rural elements in their music. The group consists of Ha Deok-kyu and Ham Chun-ho, who have been pivotal in shaping the band's signature style. Over the years, Towner & Town Chief gained recognition for their heartfelt and introspective songs that blend folk, rock, and pop influences. Their debut album, ìì¸ê³¼ ì´ì¥ (1981), marked the beginning of their influential career, followed by notable releases such as Blue Sail / Love Diary (1986), Forest (1988), and ë¤ë¦¬ (The Bridge) (2000). Despite experiencing periods of inactivity, Towner & Town Chief remains active in South Korea's folk music scene to this day.
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