Singer-songwriter K Jun finally released his refreshing new single, "Haeundae". The rockabilly style of K Jun takes you way back into the 50's with group chorus vocals and amplified electric guitars, both heavily influenced by the King of Rock n' Roll, Elvis Presley. Not to mention, his geled back hair and thick sideburns. The music video captures the party scene stirred up by K Jun's band on the hot sands of, none other than Korea's landmark beach in Busan, Haeundae. It doesn't take a bachelor's degree to figure out that people surrounding the band are having fun, letting loose, and enjoying the sun. K Jun boosts up the atmosphere with his flawless vocals and easy-to-follow chorus line which repeats, "Haeundae, Haeundae, Haeundae," encouraging those who are lazily sitting by their desktops to get up, hop on the train, and head to the beach. K Jun and his posse then head out to find beautiful girls to assist their sides but unlike his bros, K Jun get his girl snatched away by her girl friend. However, K Jun doesn't mourn for long, as a beauty in a little black bikini asks him to help her oil her body, culminating in the perfect Beauty and the Beast ending. This upbeat song is perfect for a drive to the beach with friends, or even back at the office, secretly air-guitaring, while dreaming of the perfect escape from your tiny cubicle reality. Heads will bob, hands will be thrown up into the air, and hearts will throb as girls in colorful bikini's stir some major hormonal changes. Don't say I didn't warn you when you find yourself doing the accordion dance to the beats of the song. With that said, crank up the volume and listen to K Jun's Haeundae�below: Followed by Haeundae, K Jun reveals a softer and more sensitive side with the song, "Oh, Hana"