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REBENN, the up-and-coming artist, has just released a brand new track titled “Maybe I’m a Psycho,” and it’s already making waves.

With its infectious beat and catchy lyrics, “Maybe I’m a Psycho” showcases Rebenn’s unique style and ability to capture the listener’s attention from start to finish.

REBENN, a pop songwriter/producer, was born in South Korea and has a diverse musical background. He has experience as a session piano player and is a certified ABRSM cellist. Living in various countries such as South Korea, New Zealand, and Japan has influenced his musical style, which spans from classical music to contemporary pop.

While serving under the U.N. Peace Keeping Force in South Sudan, Africa, he discovered his love for music during an impromptu music-making session with a local student. This experience made him realize that the essence of music lies in the lyrics, melody, and emotion, rather than expensive gear or fancy studios. Upon leaving the army, he devoted himself to creating music, albeit hesitantly. However, after receiving positive feedback from Imagine Dragon’s manager, he gained the confidence to release his music.

REBENN’s singles have received support from major music curators, such as Cloudkid and Cakes & Eclairs, and YouTube influencers like Yoora Jung. Furthermore, he has released a remix of PINES through Sony Music/Palm Tree Records, arranged by the president of Palm Tree Records. It is noteworthy that he has achieved all this success in just three years since he started releasing music, adding to the incredible journey of REBENN in the music industry.

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