Adoy - KOMOREBI (2026) [Hi-Res]

ADOY, a four-piece synth-pop band from Seoul, South Korea, has released their third full-length album, "KOMOREBI" — a work that marks a new chapter in their career.

Over the nine years since their formation, ADOY has consistently captured the beauty of youth and romance through dreamy soundscapes and a sense of nostalgia. This latest album serves as an ambitious exploration in which the band embraces the cherished memories and internal conflicts encountered along their journey, ultimately rediscovering the musical identity that defines them. Much like *kintsugi*—the traditional Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with lacquer and gold—this process of renewal and reconstruction has imbued their signature sound with even greater depth and maturity.

Comprising 11 tracks, the album opens with the pre-released singles "Gooood" and "KONA," drawing listeners in with soothing, mellow rhythms, rich melodies, and evocative saxophone arrangements. While remaining rooted in their established synth-pop style, the band expands their musical horizons through meticulous sonic construction and cross-genre collaborations.

The album also features a series of notable collaborations. For the track "Omega," the band enlisted the expertise of producer and mixing engineer Alex Aldi—known for his work with acts like Passion Pit and Holy Ghost!—to craft a sophisticated and intricately layered soundscape. Furthermore, the musical appeal of the work is further deepened by the convergence of diverse talents—such as on "No Repeat," which features the accomplished Korean singer-songwriter Kim Suyoung, and "ROMI," which showcases the dreamy, crystalline vocals of the band’s bassist, Jung Dayoung.

Oh Juhwan, vocals, guitar
ZEE, synthesizers
Jung Dayoung, bass
Park Geunchang, drums