The late music producer Shinsa Dong Horen-i's ”last call” revealed by a reporter

``Reporter, are you interested?'' At around 3:30 p.m. on the 20th, the reporter called the late music producer Shinsa-dong Horeng-i.
A new single by his girl group TRI․BE held at Seongam Art Hall in Gangnam-gu, Seoul.
It was right after the "Diamond" media showcase on-site article was released. I often spoke with Shinsadong Horen-i over the phone about music. Face-to-face interview in his work room
I once went to a show. The reason why I called him that day was because he was at the ``TRI․BE'' showcase, and ``Diamond'' was also an album produced by him, so it's been a long time since I've seen him.
It was because they were trying to exchange greetings. After participating in the ``TRI․BE'' showcase, Shinsadonghoren-i said, ``Welcome back,'' as if she knew that he had called her.
Did you get it?” I answered the phone. At the same time, he requested reporters, ``Thank you for your continued support of TRI․BE.''
He was unable to come to the showcase. It was Saku who answered the phone.
Business room. He said that he is currently working on a new song for boy group TAN. At the same time, the boy group "TRE", which had ties with Banana Culture Entertainment in the past,
An explanation was added that JAEJUNG from "I" belongs to "TAN". It was good to see him continue to maintain ties with artists whose affiliations have changed.
I had a few more conversations with Shinsadonghoren-i on a variety of topics. He said that the reporter said, ``Recently, I gave a composition lecture.
When I asked him, ``I keep seeing promotional videos for him on my SNS algorithm,'' he replied, ``I'm helping out an acquaintance's business,'' and he even let out his characteristically lively and funny laugh.
At the end of the call, the reporter said, ``I'll visit your workroom soon and say hello for the first time in a while,'' to which Shinsadong Horeng-i replied, ``Any time is fine.''
. It became difficult to find his studio again. Shinsadong Horen-i took to the skies on the 23rd, three days after exchanging phone calls with reporters. He passed away at the age of 41.
Unable to contact him for a long time, an acquaintance went directly to his work room and found him collapsed.She called 119, but in the end, he died.
Shinsa Dong Horen-i, one of the K-Pop industry's representative hit song makers, suddenly left us. Industry officials said, ``
"A person who truly loved music," they all say. The same goes for journalists. Even when Shinsadong Horen-i is unfamiliar with him, he calls on the phone and asks for a high opinion on K-POP industry issues and music genres.
When I asked them, they responded kindly and passionately, saying, ``We're always welcome to talk about music.'' Whenever I asked him about a particular topic, he was always very thorough in explaining everything from A to Z.
When I had a face-to-face interview with him in his studio around fall two years ago, I was able to get a clear sense of how serious he is about music.
At the time, he said, ``I arrive to work in the workroom as soon as I wake up in the morning, work all the way until the evening, and then leave work.''
, revealed his current situation, saying, ``I'm studying and playing music two or three times harder than before.'' At the same time, he said, ``I'm working hard to avoid hearing the word 'outdated.'''
I said. "Originally, there were many links to shopping malls in my Internet favorites list, but now I only have music-related pages.
Lately, I've been mainly researching music in the Afrobeat genre, which is popular worldwide."
What particularly impressed me was how he paved the way for younger creators.
There was also a lot of interest in it. Shinsadonghoren-i said, ``We are also making efforts to discover new artists with outstanding abilities,'' adding, ``I often give my work to those who don't have the opportunity.''
"He's also the type of person who connects works that he can't complete yet." “I think the Korean music market will become even stronger if a culture and structure is created in which people don't get discouraged due to lack of opportunities.
I want new creators to have many opportunities to participate and succeed.'' At the time, Shinsadonghoren-i said, ``In order for K-Pop to develop sustainably, we need artists to
``The treatment of artists must be improved,'' and expressed his wish that ``the staff members should be given the same spotlight and their rights guaranteed as much as the artists.''
He is not only an ongoing ``hit song maker'' who has written many hit songs, but also a music producer who has a lot of interest in the development of the K-POP industry and the growth of his juniors.
His death feels even more unfortunate because he is a lowducer. The phone call was not the last contact the reporter had with Shinsadonghoren-i.
He sent a Kakao Talk message to the reporter at noon on the 21st, two days before his death, the day after they spoke on the phone. “Reporter, yo.
Thank you for your continued support.” The day before, TRI․BE made a comeback and we had a related conversation on the phone, so please pay close attention to the news of TRI․BE's activities.
I read it as a message that meant "no". The reporter replied, ``Yes, I understand. I will support TRI․BE,'' and Shinsadong Horeng-i replied, ``Thank you.''
In this way, he cared for the artists he fostered until the very end. The late Shinsa-dong Horen-i will be entering passed away on the 25th. We respectfully pray for the repose of the soul of the deceased.
Meanwhile, ``TRI․BE'', which he created, has decided to carry out activities for their comeback single ``Diamond'' as planned in response to the deceased's wishes.
. The TRI․BE members, who are in deep shock and sadness, will calm down as soon as possible, and together with Shinsadong Horen-i, we will do our best to successfully complete this campaign.
I hope that the company will continue to develop its growth curve without wavering.