Imugi (Live) & Quickfire Questions | All Eyes On

Imugi 이무기, Auckland duo Carl Ruwhiu, and Yery Cho navigate the slipstream between the listless ennui of late 90s downbeat and trip-hop, silicon smooth synth-pop, and the undeniable bounce of modern R&B. They recently performed at our All Eyes On showcase in New Zealand. Check out who they would “tour, jam, record” with, what’s in their bag, and who they’d like on speed dial in the video above.  

See all their performances below!

“Portals"  

"Greensmoke”

"Somebody Else"

"Memories"

"Flea Market"

December 7, 2020
pop
R&B
Electronic
All Eyes On
Imugi

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