Hello, I'm Woo Jiwon. I work as a singer-songwriter, and I'm also collaborating with other artists.

If you decide to write a song for a musician, that's probably when “something I want to say” comes up.

In this intermediate chapter, I'm going to show you the process of completing a single work by dealing with the lyrics and sketches with ambient sounds from the previous beginner's chapter in a slightly more technical way.

I always think it's important to make music that stimulates the imagination.

There are many ways to express my storytelling.

✅ You can also use vocals,

✅ You can also play a musical instrument or use sound design,

✅ There will also be a way to adjust the texture in mixing.

Among them, I actively use field recording sounds,

Even if you add just one field recording sound to a song you've created

✅ A sense of space is given,

✅ Listeners naturally fall in love with the atmosphere of the song.

And above all, it can have the effect of making a song even better without a complicated explanation.

This is the power of ambient sound.

When I listen to a song, even though it's a strange song, it's drawn right in front of me as if it were a situation I had experienced. That is the power to keep listeners engaged.

I'm going to talk about the power of songs to influence individuals beyond simply repeated chord progression and a theoretical approach to Mars science.

This is because music that unfolds directly in front of your eyes can give you the power to go beyond reality and dive deep into people's lives.

I'll show you how to enhance the completeness of a song by creating a dramatic atmosphere with an ambient recording yourself.

You can check out songs created by storytelling using ambient sound in Woo Jiwon's 1st album [Saesamsre], and the entire album recording process is shared.

I'll help you create even fresher songs by presenting a new form of arrangement that can't be found in the mainstream music market.