SINGAPORE—Singaporean-born artist-producer hongjoin, now based in Boston, is ushering in Valentine’s Day with the release of his latest single, “Enough For Me”. Serving as an anthem for all forms of love—be it romantic or platonic—the song delivers a poignant reminder that regardless of circumstances or distances, one will always be enough for those they cherish.
Originally teasing the track on his social media, hongjoin made the spontaneous decision to unveil it weeks ahead of schedule. Reflecting on the song’s essence, he expresses, “I believe people are drawn to music that uplifts them, and ‘Enough For Me’ embodies just that. It stands apart from my recent releases with its light-hearted themes, illustrating that love exists everywhere and can be as simple as we make it.”
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“For me, it captures those mundane yet precious moments spent with loved ones—doing taxes, cooking together, or taking aimless walks. Whether it’s about a partner, a best friend, or family, my aim is to infuse some wholesome energy, especially during the festive spirit of Valentine’s Day. I hold this track dear to my heart and hope it encourages listeners to freely express their love for their dear ones,” he adds.
At just 22 years old, hongjoin’s commitment to the DIY ethos shines through in his music. With previous projects such as ‘Petrichor’ (2022) and ‘F(OOL)’ (2023), he has solidified his status as a versatile artist capable of seamlessly traversing various genres, from folk and indie-pop to alt-rock and R&B.
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Methodical in his approach to sound selection, hongjoin handles every aspect of his tracks—from recording to production and mixing. Recognized as a SPOTIFY RADAR artist in 2023, he has carved out a distinct musical identity, excelling both as a producer and a performer.
Balancing rich cinematic textures with intricate production and candid lyricism, hongjoin’s music serves as a nostalgic haven for listeners, always rooted in love. No stranger to the stage, he has graced audiences with his performances, having opened for acclaimed acts like Matt Maltese, sundial, and Arden Cho.