너 땜에 (Prod. 박근태)

This is a track built on breezy confidence and the particular pleasure of effortless cool. Kisum steps into a laid-back hip-hop groove that owes as much to warm summer afternoons as to rap craft — the production, helmed by Park Keun-tae, wraps her in a beat that bounces without rushing, buoyed by bright synth tones and a bassline that feels conversational rather than aggressive. Her flow is characteristically light-footed: rhythmically nimble but never strained, with an easy charisma that makes the verses feel like she's talking directly to you. The song's emotional center is uncomplicated in the best way — the giddiness and mild obsession of being utterly captivated by someone. Kisum was one of the figures who helped normalize female rappers in Korean mainstream hip-hop, and this track captures that era's optimism — a time when hip-hop was bleeding into bubbly pop sensibility without losing its rhythmic spine. The hook is particularly sticky, designed for windows-down moments in warm weather. Play this when you're getting ready to go somewhere you actually want to be, or when you want to remember what it felt like to have a crush so consuming it was almost funny.