Eric Nam
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Eric Nam is a Korean-American singer-songwriter who moves naturally between the general Pop and K-pop space. His 2026 launch of 'How the Fire Started', ‘Miss Me More’ and ‘Someday’ from his new album, Confessions of a Lonely Heart, mark a direct, emotionally unguarded chapter, finding Eric at his most honest and exploring the people we miss, the love we’re still waiting for, and the unhinged things we do in search of connection. He has a knack for turning heartbreak, hope, and emotional chaos into songs for people who feel too much and occasionally fall for someone they probably shouldn’t. The confessions are his. The feelings belong to everyone. Come for the pop songs. Stay for the emotional spiral. Eric’s music maps the distance between Seoul and the West - from K-R&B collaborations such as ‘Cave Me In’ with Gallant and Tablo of Epik High, and “Spring Love” with Wendy of Red Velvet to English-language alt-z moments like 'Wish I Didn't Care' (feat. Lyn Lapid) and 'House on a Hill' (feat. Em Beihold) and 'In My Mind' (feat. Zak Abel). His 2024 album House on a Hill and its deluxe edition deepened the crossover between K-pop and Western indie-pop spaces simultaneously. In 2025 he performed Live From London at the Hammersmith Apollo, releasing a full live album from the show as a statement of range and longevity. mgmt: info@enmgmt.com
First discovered Jun 5, 2024, 10:22 AM