[Edaily Starin, Reporter KIM HYUNSIK ] The three-member ballad group Soon Soon Hee will release their new song “Ari Bom: Because It Will Pass” at 6 p.m. on the 18th via various music streaming sites. (Photo courtesy of Sunsunhee)(Photo courtesy of Sunsunhee, Jo Mang E&M)“Aribom: It Will Pass” is a ballad that conveys the message: “Just as even the longest winter does not last forever, spring will eventually return after the pain ends.” The title “Aribom” combines “ari,” which refers to the lingering, bittersweet longing in one’s heart, with “bom,” meaning hope and a new beginning that arrives at the end of a long season. A key highlight of the song is how it reinterprets the spirit of the traditional folk song “Arirang” using contemporary language and sensibilities. The rich soundscape, blending traditional Korean instruments with modern ones, is complemented by Soon Soon-hee’s uniquely soulful vocals. The lyrics, composition, and arrangement were handled by Han Gil, who has collaborated with artists such as Hwang Chi-yeol, Davichi, Lee Chan-won, and Casey. Sun Sun Hee is a group consisting of Ki-tae, Mirrorball, and Yoon Ji-hwan. They have gained popularity with songs such as “At Seomyeon Station,” “Haeundae,” “I Loved You So Much,” and “To Live.” This marks their first official new release in about nine months since they released “My First and Last Love” last year.
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