Darow is a Korean American singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles whose intimate lyrics, catchy melodies and fluid vocal style have been compared to Morrissey, Neil Young and Simple Minds. His songs come from a deeply personal, heartfelt perspective, embracing storytelling and its power to heal and illuminate. Darow is influenced by a wide range of artists, including Keane, Lana del Rey, The 1975, Fleetwood Mac, and Joni Mitchell. He is also an amateur race car driver and Corvette owner.

Career highlights include his first music video “Together” winning Best Music Video at Cannes Shorts 2022. “Together” and “Open Heart” EP were recorded at Joshua Tree Recording Studio, produced by Darow, mixed by Tommy Dietrick, and mastered by Howie Weinberg. Darow’s new single and music video “Father’s Day” were released in December 2023. “Father’s Day” was awarded Best Music Video at World Premiere Film Awards, and Eastern Europe Film Festival 2024.

Darow was previously the lead singer-songwriter of rock band DMZ//38, which received global press coverage for supporting peace and reunification of Korea. DMZ//38 was featured on YTN TV, which is South Korea’s CNN, and named Outstanding Political Band of the Year.