Submerged, liquid R&B production that feels like drifting through a neon-lit city underwater. Hazy, introspective beats for late-night solitude.
2xxx! (Two Triple X) is a pivotal producer within the South Korean alternative R&B and hip-hop scene, most notably as a core member of the Club Eskimo crew alongside artists like DEAN and Rad Museum.
His sound identity is defined by a 'liquid' aesthetic, characterized by heavy use of delay, reverb, and submerged frequency filtering that creates a sense of being underwater. Emerging in the mid-2010s, he helped pioneer a shift in the K-hiphop landscape away from aggressive boom-bap toward a more introspective, moody, and texture-focused 'vibe' culture. His career arc shows a steady progression from beat-making for others to crafting cohesive, conceptual solo projects like 'Life' and 'Life+unconsciousness', which explore themes of the subconscious and urban isolation. Critically, he is respected for his ability to bridge the gap between accessible pop-R&B melodies and avant-garde electronic production. His influence is felt in the 'sad boy' aesthetic of modern Korean indie-R&B, where his specific brand of melancholic, high-fidelity production has become a benchmark for the genre.
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Shares submerged vocal processing, voice_as_instrument, electronica, falsetto (detail)
Shares voice_as_instrument, electronica, underwater, falsetto (signature)
Shares voice_as_instrument, nu jazz, falsetto, dreamy (signature)
Shares submerged vocal processing, electronica, dreamy, contemporary r&b (detail)
Shares submerged vocal processing, voice_as_instrument, electronica, dreamy (detail)
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