Lang Lee performs 'our mieum' live with audience a cappella
Singer Lang Lee presented a participatory live stage where she completed a song together with the audience. The video, released on October 5, 2026, shows her performing the song 'our mieum' at 'THE GRATEFUL CAMP 2026'.

Singer Lang Lee presented a participatory live stage where she completed a song together with the audience. According to the video released on October 5, 2026, Lang Lee performed the song 'our mieum' live at 'THE GRATEFUL CAMP 2026'.
A song flowing over the audience's a cappella
This stage took the form of an a cappella performance where the audience participated directly. In the video, Lang Lee guided the audience through the song's structure to encourage participation. Lang Lee requested the audience to repeatedly sing two melodies, and the audience took on the a cappella part by repeating sounds such as 'our mieum' and 'our future'. Lang Lee structured the stage by singing about 'how one should live' over the a cappella melody created by the audience.

The performance was carried out as a collaboration between Lang Lee, who handled guitar and vocals, and Melis, who played the cello. Through the song, Lang Lee delivered the message, "This scene you see will someday be named history," and emphasized the theme of the song by repeating sentences such as "I want to live beautifully" and "I want to live like a human." The lyrics contain the act of remembering and recording the taste of a small snack put into one's mouth, as well as the acts of listening and speaking.
Commissioned song for the Korean Pavilion at La Biennale di Venezia
According to the description of the released video, the song 'our mieum' is a work written and composed by Lang Lee herself. This song is a commissioned work produced at the request of 'Liberation Space: Fortress/Nest', the Korean Pavilion of the 61st La Biennale di Venezia.
This live video is a record of the musical composition of the commissioned work being implemented on-site. For the production of the video, Jinseok Gwak, Sungbin Cho, and Moon Hak were in charge of camera work, while Sungbin Cho was in charge of editing and DI, and Onewoo Kang was in charge of mixing.
Kim Min-ho reports for NBNTV Global, mainly covering K-pop and also writing on K-drama, K-Brand and K-Variety.
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