THE TUNE's 2nd album 월담 The Moon and Wall finds creative motives in traditional scenes such as Korean traditional music, shamanism, and labor songs, interprets them in today's language, and connects the uniqueness of traditional music to the universality of world music.

A total of eight songs were included in this brand new album.
Starting with the labor song Hwanhaedo baechigi which was sung to pray for good catches and good luck in the sea, Dancing Lion, Bukcheong with the motif of the song of 'Bukcheong Sajanolum' in Bukcheong (South Hamgyeong Province, North Korea) is played.
 Dung-geule-dang-sil where you can feel exotic colors by adding African marimba sound to Jeju folk song 'Odoltogi'. Play with God, the second variation of the Gyeong-gi rhythm, following the song ‘Homing’ from the first album, Winter Seom gang river created by hearing the cry of the river at the foot of the Seomgang River in Wonju and remembering the deep impression of that moment. And Nail Moon, which captures the afterglow of the moon with the high and bright sound of Gayageum and piano, and expresses the time of vacuum with the low and heavy sound of Dae-Ajaeng, The Port of the strangers, a beautiful lamentation song and an hopeful song with overwhelming hearts called by strangers. And then, up to 28 composed only of voices, It was filled with a variety and richness.

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Like the Korean title 월담 (means 'cross the wall') of this album, each song tried to connect with various music colors while freely swimming time and space according to the theme and background of the song. The production process was very difficult and painful, but ultimately cheerful. Through this album, we hope the audience will understand THE TUNE's music language that connects with the world.