“The music of New York producer Yaeji—part house, part hip-hop—hints at strong feelings with subtle tones. On her second EP, she pushes her sound to its poles.”
“In the beginning, Yaeji revelled in mystery. She told Pitchfork earlier this month that she “chose Korean because I didn’t want people to understand what I was singing about.” Early material, like ‘Noonside’ blended big house beats and the 24-year-olds’ softly spoken vocals – but for most of us, it was undecipherable. But that mystery is part of her charm, and now, on her second full release, ‘EP”
