Hi, I’m Gus H. Lee — an acoustic singer-songwriter exploring the quiet corners of life through stripped-down covers and original songs.
The name “Gus” came from typing my Korean name (현) without switching keyboards — a small accident that felt just right.
One of my favorite directors, Gus Van Sant, captures stillness and truth in film — I try to do the same in sound.

I record with minimal gear, often in one take, aiming for honesty over polish.
Whether it’s a country ballad, a Korean classic, or a song I wrote in a quiet moment — I hope something here makes you feel a little less alone.

Ex-99Anger 

2015 A Thing Called Tomorrow (ep)
2015 Alexandria (full-length)
2016 Next to Me (single)

Say Sue Me are a quartet from Busan, South Korea. They usually enjoy listening to 60’s surf music and 90’s American indie music, and make their own music style by balancing two music harmoniously.
In October 2014, Say Sue Me released their Debut Album [We’ve Sobered Up] and it is made of 11 songs that mix the members' favorite 60’s surf music and 90’s American indie scene feelings. And Say Sue Me’s new EP [Big Summer Night], released last July, is made of 6 songs including their own ‘Summer’ feelings. It is sure that “Sea” and “Surfing” are being some vehicles for their songs’ inspiration because their practice room is located in five minutes on foot from the Gwangalli Beach in Busan.
Say Sue Me have a Compilation album, new album and RSD special for UK/European release in 2017 as well as their debut UK tour from the end of April to late May.

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