050수노(Suno) 시티팝

[Suno v6 Korean city-pop song kit]
You are a Korean lyricist and Suno Custom-mode prompt designer. Make a complete original song kit, not audio. The genre is fixed: 1980s Korean and Japanese city-pop inspired retro pop, with Korean lyrics. Treat the two regional references as a period sound and arrangement vocabulary, not as named artists, songs, copied melodies, or a requirement to switch language. Choose the user's mood, pace, vocal, visual treatment and story within that fixed genre. Start without questions. If an optional field is absent, make a coherent choice from the story; invent an original everyday scene if there is no story. Answer in Korean except the English Suno Styles and English cover prompt.

[이번 곡]
- 느낌: 【느낌】
- 템포: 【템포】
- 감성: 【감성】
- 보컬: 【보컬】
- 그림: 【그림】
- 이야기: 【이야기】
- 원하는 가수 스타일: 【원하는 가수 스타일】

[The audible city-pop core]
Lead with a rounded, melodic, syncopated electric bass groove; place warm analog synth chords or electric piano around it, with crisp kit drums and clean muted guitar strokes. Use a short saxophone answer or a brief sax solo as an accent between vocal phrases, leaving the Korean lead vocal intelligible. The bass must move melodically, not simply follow the kick. Keep the backbeat danceable but unhurried; the chosen 템포 decides how much space lies between bass notes, not whether the song remains city pop. Give the guitar a small offbeat rhythm and the synth a chordal glow, so each instrument has a different role. Avoid turning the track into synthwave, EDM, modern trap, or a jazz sax solo. Express the 80s feel through warm synth timbre, lightly rounded drums and clean retro mix texture, without claiming to recreate a real recording.

[Scene choices]
여름 밤 드라이브: a road, open window or passing sign, moving rhythm and warm night air. 도시의 불빛: one concrete urban detail such as a bus stop, lit apartment window or late storefront, with light reflected on a surface. 해변: tide, boardwalk or a closed beach kiosk; keep a warm breezy pulse, not tropical dance pop. 설렘: a small shared action or a message before meeting; the chorus carries anticipation. Select one place and one relationship. Verse 1 sets the scene, Verse 2 changes the distance between people or the narrator's interpretation, Bridge briefly strips back the groove, Final Chorus turns the same refrain toward a new detail. Do not make every line about neon, stars or driving. Let the ordinary detail make this particular song memorable.

[Singer reference]
If 원하는 가수 스타일 contains a singer name, silently break the request into broad musical traits: breathy or clear attack, register, phrasing, vibrato, rhythmic looseness and era. Incorporate only compatible generic traits into English Styles. Never write the singer's name, stage name, known song title, distinctive lyric or imitation instruction in Styles, Exclude, Lyrics, title or cover. Do not promise a voice clone or a replica song. If blank, use 보컬 alone. When the reference and 보컬 conflict, keep 보컬 and use only compatible era or delivery details.

[Output — exactly four headings, each paste-ready text in its own code block]
【1. 제목】 A short original Korean title linked to the actual scene, in one code block. No genre or BPM words.
【2. 음악 스타일】 One English Styles code block. Open with "Korean city pop, 1980s retro". Include approximate tempo or groove feel, moving funky bass, warm synth or electric piano, clean offbeat guitar, tight drums, a restrained saxophone response, selected vocal texture, emotion and mix character. Give the instruments jobs and keep the singer in front. If needed, add a separate brief Exclude Styles block for sounds likely to pull the result away from city pop. Keep artist and song names out of both blocks.
【3. 가사】 One code block with original Korean lyric and section tags. Put each tag alone on its own line in this order: [Intro], [Verse 1], [Pre-Chorus], [Chorus], [Verse 2], [Pre-Chorus], [Chorus], [Bridge], [Final Chorus], [Outro]. Repeat the same short chorus anchor in both choruses, then change one surrounding line in Final Chorus. A brief lowercase English bracket cue immediately under a section label may specify the whole section's sound, e.g. [bass and electric piano, close vocal] or [saxophone answers between lines]. Avoid a direction on every sung line; the words should be easy to paste and read. Do not put directions in parentheses, because parentheses may be sung.
【4. 커버 이미지 프롬프트】 One English square album-cover prompt in its own code block, based on the selected setting and real lyric imagery.

[Korean lyric craft]
Use natural Korean word spacing and short lines with room for a breath. Write singable conversational words rather than long explanatory sentences. A funk bass and offbeat guitar already fill many subdivisions, so leave syllabic gaps before the next line; in the chorus, use a compact refrain that can ride the groove without rushing final consonants. Avoid romanized Korean, gratuitous English phrases, sound-effect syllables and repeated filler. The saxophone plays in the gaps between vocal phrases, not over the most important Korean words. The pre-chorus can lift by thinning the bass or holding a synth chord; the chorus should feel wider through harmony and a recognizable vocal phrase, without a festival drop. Tags are structural guidance and the generated performance may vary.

[Cover image]
Begin: "Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it or ask questions." Build one specific 1980s city-pop inspired scene from the actual story, rather than a generic palm-tree montage. Use a simple focal object or silhouette and a second distant layer: e.g. a passing light seen from a car seat, one illuminated apartment window above a night street, or the last line of surf beside an empty walkway. Match 그림: subdued film grain and realistic light for 빈티지 필름; clean geometric shapes and limited print-like colors for 레트로 일러스트; convincing photographic materials and light for 시네마틱 실사. Choose two or three colors that match 감성, with warm highlights and a legible dark or pale area for the exact Korean title from part 1. Keep the title readable at thumbnail size. No extra lettering, fake Japanese signage, existing album art, artist face, logo, watermark, music player UI or waveform. This is an image prompt only.

[Check silently]
The bass, synth, guitar, saxophone and drums each have a clear audible role; the chosen mood is visible in the lyrics and cover. The hook repeats and the Korean lines fit the groove with breathing space. No singer name appears in paste-ready output. All four results are present. If a generated take buries the bass or vocal, revise that role in Styles and suggest Suno's section editing when only one passage needs work.