Darow

Darow is a Korean American indie singer-songwriter whose singular voice and powerful storytelling have been compared to Morrissey and Tears For Fears. His songs come from a deeply personal, heartfelt perspective, embracing storytelling and its power to heal and illuminate. Darow is influenced by a wide range of artists, including Keane, Lana del Rey, Joy Division, Fleetwood Mac, and Joni Mitchell. He is also an amateur auto racer and Corvette owner. Darow's latest single “Ride the Night” is accompanied by a cinematic music video that surpassed 100K views within its first week of release. Career highlights include his first music video Together winning Best Music Video at Cannes Shorts. His debut EP Open Heart was recorded at Joshua Tree Recording Studio, produced by Darow and Tommy Dietrick, and mastered by Howie Weinberg (Nirvana - Nevermind). Darow’s music video 'Father’s Day' was awarded Winner, Best Music Video at World Premiere Film Awards and Eastern Europe Film Festival, and Honorable Mention at Los Angeles Movie Awards 2024. Darow previously founded the band DMZ//38 to advocate for peace and reunification of Korea. DMZ//38 received major global media coverage and released ‘No Man's Land’ LP which was later reissued as Reunify. DMZ//38 was featured on YTN TV, which is South Korea’s CNN, and named Outstanding Political Band of the Year. Support music directly on Bandcamp. https://darow.bandcamp.com/