Kim Chang-Wan Band(김창완 밴드) – Prohibition Song(금지곡)

In the history of album recordings in Korea that happened within 12 hours in a single day.
Kim Chang-Wan Band’s New Album [Pink Excavator]

Having formed the group Sanulim in the 1970s opening up a new horizon in Korean music with treasured albums, Kim Chang-Wan formed the Kim Chang-Wan Band in 2008 in order to reproduce the musical senses of Sanulim and to continue on its tradition.
The Kim Chang-Wan Band produces original sounds of rock music, while also including a rich musical spectrum including psychedelic and funk element, performing to the Sanulim generation as well as those who did not know the band, by performing in live concerts and taking part in rock festivals.

The recording for the album «Pink Excavator» took place in a one-take format in a special place – - the performance hall – - which is something they have done since their debut. Moreover, they set up a record by managing to record all 12 songs in 12 hours in one single day.

This was possible due to as the teamwork and communication between the band members with experienced performance skills and their harmonious blend with the engineer, who skillfully recorded the sounds of the band just as they are. The engineer Hwang Byung-Joon is the first Korean to have received the Grammy Awards at the 54th Grammy Awards this February, receiving the best technical award in the classic area.