BRYN has risen up quickly in the crowded Korean Hip Hop landscape. The 24-year-old made some big waves on the 2019 version of the hit TV series Show Me the Money and hasn’t looked back since. She’s had some solo gems like ‘Veteran’ [featuring Paloalto, JUSTHIS, Leellamarz & Verbal Jint] and ‘Lilly,’ which showcased her singing and rapping skills. And she turned some blistering bars on the recent RAMENGVRL remix for ‘Ain’t No MFer’ along with stars pH-1 and Ash-B.

So BRYN has paid some dues and is poised to break out this year. She has a sweet voice and writes very hooky singing parts, to go with her strong bilingual rhyme flow. She’s young and hungry and is probably one hit away from blowing up in the Korean Hip Hop game. Not coming out of a girl group also sets her apart in South Korea. She’s just rhyming and grinding and LiFTED hopes that with Jagermeister, we can help her to make some serious noise this year.

I feel so grateful to have been selected because I thought only Korean people were aware of my music. When I found out that LiFTED had covered me, I was happy that I could be a part of it.

I will use the money to rent studio time or buy some plugins I need for creating music. I’m not sure exactly, but it’ll help for a variety of things and I will use it well.

The Korean Hip Hop scene is getting bigger and better. I will release some new singles this year with videos included. In '23 I plan to release an LP, and it will be my first, as I’ve never released an album before.

I’m really all about the music. I’m a Hip Hop artist who makes music. I know I can rise up in my scene and also the wider Asian market if I focus on the essence. I owe my career to this culture, and music makes me what I am now. It’s a bit obvious but yeah, my vision in this game is just to make good music.

Now, I’m working on my new single. When it comes out, I hope everyone likes it.