min.a Premieres New Video for Her Addictive Single  "Hour 24″

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New York based Korean-American, min.a, has been steadily garnering attention through her unique brand of pop with glitchy electronic elements. Recent releases such as  "Patient" and  "Tape It Back Together" display min.a's vocal strength and lyrical ability, while also showcasing a more experimental side of the artist.

min.a's recent single  "Hour 24″ continues to set her apart from her contemporaries. The song, co-produced by Laiko, is bright, addictive, and incredibly catchy. The accompanying music video, directed by Grace Zhang, is equally as captivating as the song itself.  

min.a continues to impress with every release. She has a clear vision for her own artistic identity and each song or video shows she has a long career ahead of her.

Watch  "Hour 24″ by min.a below:

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