Lucy Park

Lucy Park is a singer/songwriter whose soulful recordings are an urbane synthesis of pop and R&B. Citing influences such as Amy Winehouse and Jorja Smith, the Japanese-Korean-American artist made her first move in 2020 with "Rain," an inviting ballad written with partner and producer Anoop D'Souza and guitarist Rob Aragon. Feedback was so positive that it inspired Park to fully invest herself in music and establish a label and collective dubbed After Dinner. She officially launched the label in March 2021 with Before I Speak, her debut EP. After a trio of singles in 2023, Park entered a short-lived licensing deal with Platoon Ltd. that yielded her second EP, Good Graces, in May 2025. She then connected with 10k Projects, releasing the subtly bristly singles "Blue Sashiko," "Dizzy," and "Outline" in 2026. Also that year, Park was featured on singles by H.LLS ("Guerillaz") and FKJ ("How Much Does It Take to Shift It All").