Sanullim's Kim Chang-hoon forms new band 'Kkamang'... First performance on the 24th

Samick Cultural Foundation's 'Invitation from a Master' SelectionLive on the 24th at 5 PM at M HallKim Chang-hoon (far right in photo), bassist of the band Sanullim, has formed a new band called Kkamang and will hold his first performance on the 24th. / Sweet Music[THE FACT|Choi Hyun-jung] Kim Chang-hoon, a member of the band Sanullim, is returning with a new band project.Performance planning company Sweet Music announced on the 6th, "Kim Chang-hoon of Sanullim has formed a new band called Kkamang and will hold a concert on the 24th at Samick Instrument's M Hall in Gangnam-gu, Seoul."Kim Chang-hoon, who formed the band Sanullim with his brothers Kim Chang-wan and Kim Chang-ik in 1973 and worked as a bassist, has also been active as a composer, creating many famous songs. His works include Sanullim's representative songs 'Reminiscence', 'My Heart is a Wasteland', 'Choya', 'Grandfather Mountain', Sand Pebbles' 'What Should I Do', and Kim Wan-sun's 'Tonight'.Later, in 2009, he released his first full-length album 'The Love' and debuted as a solo artist. In 2017, he formed and performed with the band Blackstones, along with Yoo Byung-yeol, Seo Min-seok, and Choi Won-hyuk.About 10 years later, Kkamang, the new band project that Kim Chang-hoon is presenting again, is a team formed with the intention of 'encompassing all generations, just as all colors combine to become black'.In Kkamang, Kim Chang-hoon aims to deliver fresh and groundbreaking music, as well as a message of overcoming discrimination and prejudice, understanding and embracing differences and diversity to the world.Along with Kim Chang-hoon, Kkamang includes Kim Sun (drums), Jo Yi-min (guitar), Jeong Ga (bass), and Yeo Ji-soo (piano), who are renowned for their skills in the indie scene. Selected as the 52nd guest for the brand performance 'Invitation from a Master' hosted by the Samick Cultural Foundation, they will reveal their solid musical foundation and harmony for the first time.At this concert, the band Kkamang plans to perform live renditions of songs created by Kim Chang-hoon during his Sanullim days, such as 'Grandfather Mountain', 'Reminiscence', 'Monologue', and 'My Heart is a Wasteland', as well as Sand Pebbles' 'What Should I Do', and Kim Chang-hoon's hidden solo masterpieces.'Invitation from a Master', featuring Kkamang, will take place on the 24th at 5 PM. Further details can be found on the official social media of the Samick Cultural Foundation.laugardagr@tf.co.kr[Entertainment Department | ssent@tf.co.kr]