Kazuha of K-pop group Le Sserafim uses song by Singaporean singer Haven in Instagram post
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The Instagram post featured photos of Kazuha and fellow Le Sserafim member Yunjin enjoying their time in Taiwan.
The Crazy hitmakers recently held a two-day concert at NTSU Arena in Taoyuan.
Haven, whose real name is Teo Cher Win, has since responded to the acknowledgement and thanked Kazuha in a comment on the latter's post.
Haven also made a separate Instagram Story where she wrote: "Thank you [Kazuha] for loving my song Easy."
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Haven debuted as a singer at the age of 14 with the single Piece Of Paper, of which she spoke about making in a previous interview with CNA 938. Over the years, Haven has grown a large social media following – with videos of her content reaching millions of views. She was also one of the few Singaporean acts to perform at the inaugural Waterbomb Singapore music festival last year.
In February this year, she released her self-titled debut album with eight songs, including Easy.
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