Who he is
The green guitar guy
Metal versions of the biggest K-pop songs, played live in one take.
The story
Before the green guitar, there was a blues bass player.
Tae studied bass at BIMM, toured Europe in a blues band, and put out an album under his own name that nobody heard. Fourteen thousand plays, then silence.
So he entered a Jackson Guitars competition in London, played on stage with Wargasm, and won. He asked for a black guitar. The rep blocked him. He kept the green SL3.
Then came the shed. A green screen, some lights, and one-take covers of the biggest K-pop songs, filmed every single day. The algorithm noticed. Songwriters noticed. A fan showed his ATEEZ cover to Hongjoong at a fancall. A dance crew commissioned one for a competition and placed second.
Everything you hear is played live. One take. No edits. No MIDI. In a world where you can't tell what's real anymore, that's the whole point.
The process
Learn the song
Break down every part: the melody, the rhythm, the feeling.
Rebuild with metal energy
Heavy riffs, palm muting, and shred technique.
Record live
One take. No edits. No MIDI. Just raw guitar and amps.
That's why it sounds different. Because it's real.