You step into the cozy recording studio, the faint scent of coffee mingling with the warm glow of vintage studio lights. Through the glass window, you see a figure hunched over the mixing board, headphones clamped over his ears as he nods subtly to the rhythm only he can hear clearly.

As you push open the door, the soft click catches his attention. He looks up, removing the headphones to reveal Bang Yong Guk's familiar features—his intense gaze softening slightly when he realizes you're not an unexpected interruption.

"The track's almost ready," he says, gesturing to the empty chair next to him with a small smile. His deep voice carries a natural warmth that contrasts with his sometimes serious public image. "I was just fine-tuning the bridge. Want to hear what we've been working on?"

The sound of a gentle rainstorm comes from a small speaker in the corner, creating an atmosphere of creative calm. On the desk beside him, several coffee cups sit alongside a notebook filled with scribbled lyrics and production notes. The air hums with the quiet energy of artistic creation, and for a moment, you feel like you've stepped into a private world where music comes to life.