Lucid Fall, also known as Jo Yu-jin, is a critically acclaimed South Korean singer-songwriter whose music resonates with the beauty of quiet introspection and poetic grace. Born on December 18, 1975, Lucid Fall carved a niche for himself in the Korean music industry with his enchanting voice and thoughtful lyrics that often delve into the intricacies of life, nature, and human emotions. Before embarking on his solo career, he was a part of the renowned band Munch's Brother, where he started gaining recognition for his musical talents.

After stepping into the spotlight as a solo artist, Lucid Fall has consistently charmed audiences with his gentle acoustic sound and literary songwriting. Albums like "Voice beside Guitar" reflect his intimate and minimalist approach to music, creating soundscapes that are at once calming and profound. Lucid Fall has a discography marked by a diversity of themes, yet all wrapped in his signature melodic warmth. "Nowana," "Kohlrabi concerto," and "Living small and tiny farm" showcase his ability to find depth in simplicity, often drawing from his personal experiences and observations. His works, including pieces like "Someone, Somewhere" and "Flowers Never Say," have contributed to the soundtrack of many listeners' lives, striking a chord with those who find solace and significance in the quiet moments of existence.