씨스루 (feat. 개코, Zion.T)

The title translates to "see-through," and the track functions exactly as the name implies — an X-ray of romantic pretence where facades are stripped back and underlying structures exposed. Primary builds a production full of low-slung bass and deceptively gentle guitar work, setting an atmosphere that feels intimate despite the lyrical confrontation at its core. Gaeko (개코) delivers his verses with characteristic precision, his rap cadence measured and sharp, dissecting the mechanics of a relationship built partly on performance. Zion.T's vocals provide the hook's emotional depth, his unique timbre carrying both resignation and clarity — he can see through the act, and isn't sure whether that knowledge is comforting or devastating. Lyrically the song deals with the exhaustion of maintaining appearances in relationships, the strange relief of dropping pretence even if it means confronting uncomfortable truths. The groove is relaxed enough that you can listen without immediately being struck by the sharpness of what's being said — which is itself a kind of irony Primary seems to have intended deliberately. The Korean pop-hip-hop cultural fusion reflects Seoul's contemporary creative scene, where producers synthesise American soul and jazz through a distinctly Korean emotional sensibility. An after-midnight track for clear-eyed romantics.