Everyday

이기광's "Everyday" sits in the bright, confident space of contemporary K-pop solo work — production that balances electronic and acoustic elements, a groove that stays light without becoming insubstantial, vocal delivery that prioritizes charm and warmth over dramatic intensity. Former B2ST/Highlight member Lee Gi Kwang brings dance performance sensibility to material that nonetheless works well as listening music rather than requiring a visual component. The song celebrates the comfort of routine love, the every-day quality of a relationship so integrated into life that it becomes as necessary and unremarkable as breathing — remarkable only in its necessity. Production keeps things moving without urgency, a BPM that feels like a good afternoon rather than a dramatic evening. It occupies the middle territory between K-pop's most polished product and more personal singer-songwriter work, professionally assembled but carrying genuine feeling beneath its surface. Best in activity contexts — running, cooking, moving through ordinary errands with someone who makes even mundane time feel worthwhile. The kind of upbeat love song that doesn't demand your full attention but rewards giving it.