1. Infin… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least four artists performing under this name:
1. Infinite's member Kim Myungsoo (김명수)
2. The solo project of Hiroyuki Usui (臼井弘行)
3. The French artist L (Raphaële Lannadère)
4. Los Angeles based darkwave/ebm/industrial project
1. 엘/L is Infinite's Kim Myungsoo (김명수; born March 13, 1992) stage name, is a South Korean singer and actor. He debuted as a vocalist of boy band Infinite in 2010 and its sub-group Infinite F in 2014. He left Woollim Entertainment in August 2019 but will continue to be a member of the group. Debuted as a soloist in February 3rd of 2021.
2. L is the solo project of Hiroyuki Usui (臼井弘行) (guitar, vocals, vibes, harmonium, bass, drums, cello, field recordings, didgeridoo). His only album "Holy letters" was recorded in 1989-1990. On it, he blends delicate folk, psychedelia, and experimental sounds into a mostly subdued but undeniably glowing suite. The layered but careful instrumentation on tracks like the epic "Holy Letters" and "Troll" backs the alternately plain-spoken and crooning vocals perfectly. Odd touches like snatches of throat singing and bowed vibraphone leap out of the mix at just the right time. There are overt references to the blues (the first track is an oblique cover of Blind Willie Johnson's "Cold Was The Ground") - but other than the occassional slide guitar touch, the connection is overwhelmingly in the timeless feeling and atmosphere.
"Holy Letters" was self-released by Hiro in 1994 (in an oversized package including the CD and a 7", on Holy Castle), primarily to be given away to friends. A handful of copies were sold via Tokyo's Modern Music/PSF operation in Japan and by Forced Exposure in the US, but other than that, it disappeared completely. Hiroyuki Usui's name pops up in several intriguing places in the apparently still underdocumented Japanese underground lexicon. While he now concentrates mostly on didgeridoo (and his profession of garden design), he once played drums in Fushitsusha (late 70's/early 80's), A-Musik (with the legendary vocalist Phew), Marble Sheep, and several other true-underground outfits.
In 2003-2004, the American VHF label stumbled upon a box of leftover copies of this album and sold them on their website. The response was great, and led to a digipack CD reissue in 2004 including both CD and 7" from the original package, plus an alternate version of "Troll" from the original sessions.
3. The French L (Raphaële Lannadère) is a singer-songwriter who released her first ep "Première Lettres" in 2008. She is currently touring France. More information on her MySpace (www.myspace.com/lmusique)
4. Los Angeles based darkwave/ebm/industrial project first releasing music in 2020: https://lmusicofficial.bandcamp.com/
Harvest
L Lyrics
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With your mother in so much pain?
I was almost there at the top of the stairs
With her screamin' in the rain
Did she wake you up to tell you that
It was only a change of plan?
Dream up, dream up, let me fill your cup
Did I see you walking with the boys
Though it was not hand in hand?
And was some black face in a lonely place
When you could understand?
Did she wake you up to tell you that
It was only a change of plan?
Dream up, dream up, let me fill your cup
With the promise of a man
Will I see you give more than I can take?
Will I only harvest some?
As the days fly past will we lose our grasp
Or fuse it in the sun?
Did she wake you up to tell you that
It was only a change of plan?
Dream up, dream up, let me fill your cup
With the promise of a man
Dream up, dream up, let me fill your cup
With the promise of a man
The lyrics of L's song Harvest are open to interpretation, but seem to be about a relationship that is uncertain and unstable. The first verse describes seeing someone in a "young girl's town" with their mother in pain, and being almost at the top of stairs with her screaming in the rain. This could be interpreted as a metaphor for the difficulties and challenges in the relationship, and could be a reference to the difficulties the person has faced in their life.
In the second verse, the lyrics talk about walking with other boys, and seeing someone with a black face in a lonely place. This conveys a sense of disconnectedness and loneliness, which could be a reflection of the uncertainty and instability in the relationship. The refrain of "Dream up, dream up, let me fill your cup, with the promise of a man" could be interpreted as the singer trying to convince the other person to believe in the possibility of the relationship and to have hope for the future.
The final verse of the song poses the question of whether the relationship will endure, and whether one person will end up giving more than they can take. The song ends with the repetition of the refrain, which suggests that the hope for a better future and a promising relationship remains.
Overall, the lyrics of Harvest are poetic and metaphorical, and they leave the interpretation up to the listener. However, the sense of uncertainty and instability in the relationship is palpable, and the hope for a better future is apparent.
Line by Line Meaning
Did I see you down in a young girl's town
With your mother in so much pain?
Did I see you in a place of innocence, where your mother suffered greatly?
I was almost there at the top of the stairs
With her screamin' in the rain
I was almost able to reach her, but she was screaming in agony while I was outside, in the rain
Did she wake you up to tell you that
It was only a change of plan?
Dream up, dream up, let me fill your cup
With the promise of a man
Did she wake you up to give you the news that plans have changed, but let me offer you hope with the prospect of a man
Did I see you walking with the boys
Though it was not hand in hand?
And was some black face in a lonely place
When you could understand?
Did I see you walking with the boys, though not with any physical intimacy? And did you see someone of a different race in a desolate spot, where you could empathize with their isolation?
Will I see you give more than I can take?
Will I only harvest some?
As the days fly past will we lose our grasp
Or fuse it in the sun?
Will I witness you giving more than I can handle? Or will I only receive a portion of the harvest? As time passes, will we lose our connection, or will it solidify like the sun?
Dream up, dream up, let me fill your cup
With the promise of a man
Allow yourself to dream and let me offer you hope with the prospect of a man
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