- country:Korea, South
- Languages:Korean
- Genre:Indie
- Official site:https://www.instagram.com/epitone.project/
- Wiki:https://www.generasia.com/wiki/Epitone_Project
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Epitone Project Lyrics
- 불면증 [Vocal by 윤하] [Sleepless [Vocal by YOUNHA]]
- 첫사랑 [First Love] [cheos-salang] lyrics
- 너라는 이유 [Vocal by 김선호] [Reason [Vocal by Kim Seon Ho]] [neolaneun iyu] lyrics
- 조금이라도 위로가 된다면 곁에 있을게 [jogeum-ilado wiloga doendamyeon gyeot-e iss-eulge] lyrics
- 사랑, 그 숨 막히던 순간 [Love, that suffocating moment] [salang, geu sum maghideon sungan] lyrics
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