Biography
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Years Active
2003 – 2010 (7 years)
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Members
- 달빛요정
달빛요정역전만루홈런 (Moonlight Fairy Grand Slam) was a South Korean indie singer-songwriter and one-man band, known for his raw, confessional lyrics and DIY approach to music. Born on April 19, 1973, in Seoul, he debuted in 2003 with Infield Fly, gaining a cult following for his relatable, often melancholic songs about everyday struggles.
His stage name, inspired by baseball (a sport he loved), reflected his underdog spirit. Over his career, he released albums like Sophomore Jinx (2004), Scoring Position (2006), and Goodbye Aluminium (2008), blending rock, folk, and punk influences. His music often critiqued social issues, especially after the 2009 death of former President Roh Moo-hyun, leading to politically charged tracks like "I Am a Dog" (2010).
Tragically, he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage on October 31, 2010, and passed away on November 6 at age 37. Posthumously, a tribute concert ("I Am Lucky") was held in 2011, featuring 98 indie bands. His legacy endures as a symbol of indie resilience, with songs like "Meat Side Dish" and "Raise a Toast" still beloved.
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