Music Duo Raffina & Cavi Returns with the 'Woo-Hoo Song'

The unique musical pair of Raffina & Cavi returns with a new single, "우후가 (Woo-Hoo Song)," released March 12.

After establishing a strong presence in the South Korean indie scene, Raffina & Cavi returns with another soothing song with retro elements reminiscent of the Korean city pop genre of the late 70s to the 80s. Released with a music video on the Stone Music Entertainment YouTube channel, the 3:41 clip features Raffina on vocals - a female illustrator, video artist, electronic music, and singer - together with songwriter, bassist, and back-up vocals Cavi.

Complete with the aesthetic blur, like taken from an old VHS camcorder, the MV features an animated footer showing a waterside barn, complete with cows, clouds, and other elements that add a unique feel to the retro video of the pair performing.

In a statement from Ruby Records, Raffina explains: "In a world that has become stranger than ever due to Corona, I wrote this song based on the idea of going to meet a cow."

Furthermore, the "Woo-Hoo Song" employs a sensual rhythm based on synthesizers, further pushing the retro feel, with multiple layers overlapping at certain points of the song - creating subtle nuances and completing that throwback appeal.

With the combination of different forms of art and music in a music video that showcases the duo's colors and abstract ideas, Raffina & Cavi are definitely set to keep fans curious and waiting as to what they will offer in the future - from the music, to all forms of aesthetics that would come with it.

The duo first made waves as an art-tainer pair with "Baby's Breath" last July, following it up with "Whale & I" and "Canvas Girl," coming across as a new artsy music act with leanings toward synthesizers and prominent bass lines to achieve an unusually relaxing vibe.

Fans enthralled by their unique sound can follow the duo on their Instagram page, or through the Ruby Records' Naver V LIVE page.

Watch the music video for the "Woo-Hoo Song" by Raffina and Cavi below: