poko lambro

BUSAN - Busan's own Poko Lambro have released their video for their original song, "Home". Shot entirely in Busan by Director Ryan Gibson, the song is a fitting tribute to the band who are about to end their three-year run in the city and return to the U.S. within the next two months.

The video is shot around Igidae Park, as well as within friends apartments from the city. The song also features appearances by local musicians Gino Brann and Kelsey Smith, and the video was edited by Jim Batcho, and engineered by Mike Laveck.

Poko Lambro will be performing at the Haps 17th issue Launch Party this Saturday, the 4th, at Billie Jean in Haeundae.

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