Park Sae-byul

Park Sae-byul (; born October 24, 1985) is a South Korean indie composer and singer-songwriter. Early Life Park Sae-byul was born in Seoul and graduated from Yonsei University with a major in psychology and later received both a master’s and doctorate degree from KAIST, where she studied Artificial Intelligence with focus on music analysis. She grew up in a musical family: her mother majored in composition and her older sister is a pianist. Despite this background, Park did not receive formal training in musical training and only began pursuing music during her early years in college. Career In 2006, Park began her music career after submitting and performing demo recordings at a management company. She was noticed by Yoo Hee-yeol, who ran the agency Toy Music (now Antenna). On March 19, 2009, Park participated in the compilation album 남과 여…그리고 이야기 (Man and Woman… and Story), which featured 14 songs performed by 28 male and female artists from Korea and abroad. Park collaborated with Lee Han-cheol on the song “바야흐로 사랑의 계절” (“Now Is the Season of Love”), which was included in the album. In June 2009, Park began working as a host for MBCnet’s Culture Concert Nanjang, a program feat