K-POPPY
A mythical nine-tailed fox, Korea’s robust hagwon system, and Seoul’s flashy nightlife imprinted upon an American’s musical imagination. Thanks to bassist Hoonch, his musical mentor during the entirety of this Korean experiment, Henry worked with Seoul’s top session players (Jukjae, Seungho Jim) who provided the foundational clout behind his K-pop inspired songs, sound, and music videos. According to UnitedKpop, Henry became “the first westerner to have [his/her] music distributed by one of the music giants in the Kpop market.”
KISS A KUMIHO
MUSICWritten by: Henry Bloomfield
Produced by: Henry Bloomfield
Keyboards, Vocals, and Programming: Henry Bloomfield
Horn and String Arrangements: Henry Bloomfield
Electric Bass: Hoon Choi
Electric Guitar: Jukjae
Drums: Seungho Jim
Trumpet: Jung Hyun Jo
Tenor Saxophone: Hyunwoo Joo
Trombone: Kyung Gun Park
Violin: Jongsu Yoon
Recorded by: Daesung Kim & Taejun Chung
Mixing and Mastering by: Daesung Kim
Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered at: Tone Studio (Seoul, Korea)
Korean lyrics translated by: Janett Kim
FILMDirector: Raoul Dyssell
Executive Producer: Talksong Lee
Producers: Minju Kim and Allan Choi
Co-Producer: Esther Jie
Director of Photography: Daniel Smukalla
Edited by: Raoul Dyssell
Starring: Henry Bloomfield
Lead Actress: Hyewon Jung as ‘The Kumiho’
Dancers: Minju Kim and Yeonju Moon
Featuring: Jaeho Choi as the Journalist
Choreography by: Eyona Couedari Tsolaki
Lighting: Dae-il Jin
Stylist: KJ Style
AD: Eunji Kim
AC: Michael Lindberg
Lighting Assistants: Minho Lee and Taehoon Kim
Makeup Assistant: Kyungeun Jang
BTS Photography: Gwanu Baek
Accessories by: Poco-Grande
Henry’s selected wardrobe by: No. 7 Clothing
Henry’s scarf by: Necklush
Colorist: Hyunah Lee
Animation: Younghwa Cho
Calligraphy Title Art: Sang-Hyun Lee
Music Video sponsored by: Note Pet
Ms. MARY
MUSICWritten by: Henry Bloomfield
Produced by: Henry Bloomfield and Dongho Lee
Programming: Dongho Lee
Keys and Vocals: Henry Bloomfield
Horn Arrangement: Henry Bloomfield
Electric Bass: Hoon Choi
Electric Guitar: Dongho Lee
Trumpet: Jung Hyun Jo
Tenor Saxophone: Hyunwoo Joo
Trombone: Kyung Gun Park
Recorded by: Daesung Kim & Taejun Chung
Mixing and Mastering by: Daesung Kim
Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered at: Tone Studio (Seoul, Korea)
Korean lyrics translated by: Janett Kim
FILMDirector: Nick Neon
Producers: Raoul Dyssell & Allan Choi
Director of Photography: Daniel Smukalla
Edited by: Nick Neon
Lead: Henry Bloomfield
Actress: Soorin Cha as 'Ms. Mary'
Drummer: Seungjin Park
Bassist: Hyungyu Kim
Trumpet Man Child: Jung Hyun Jo
Tenor Saxophone Man Child: Hyunwoo Joo
Trombone Man Child: Kyung Gun Park
BTS Photography: Johan Ahn
OVERTIME
MUSICWritten by: Henry Bloomfield
Produced by: Henry Bloomfield
Keyboards, Vocals, and Programming: Henry Bloomfield
Horn Arrangement: Henry Bloomfield
Electric Bass: Hoon Choi
Electric Guitar: Jukjae
Drums: Seungho Jim
Trumpet: Neal Rosenthal
Tenor Saxophone: Tom Zmuda
Background Vocals: Jihye Kim
Recorded by: Daesung Kim & Taejun Chung
Mixing and Mastering by: Daesung Kim
Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered at: Tone Studio (Seoul, Korea)
Korean lyrics translated by: Janett Kim
FILMDirector: Nick Neon
Producers: Raoul Dyssell and Esther Ji
Director of Photography: Daniel Smukalla
Edited by: Raoul Dyssell and Nick Neon
AD: Allan Choi
Choreography: Sydney Langford
Lead: Henry Bloomfield
Doggie: Bongja
Buddy 1: Woon Jong Jeon
Buddy 2: Daniel Kim
Lady 1: Summer Han
Lady 2: Si-Hyeon Jeong
Bartender: Misu Kim
Waiter: Bobby Kim
Bassist: Jeonghoon lee
Electric Guitarist: Seonghyun Hong
Drummer: Ghun Shim
Saxophonist: Min Son
Trumpeter: Woosung Choi
BTS Photography: Gwanu Baek
PRESS
“Henry Bloomfield is quite the new phenomenon in the world of Korean music…Henry is confident in his style and sound, and seems content to simply go where the world takes him.”
— UnitedKpop
“Henry Bloomfield combines a great beat and an amazing sense of humor which really engages you, at first it has you expecting a sexy music video but instead has you grinning and chuckling the entire time. As a performer Henry doesn’t back down to creativity or physical comedy”
— OFFICIALLY K MUSIC
