Philly City Council honors "pioneering work" of Michelle Zauner, lead singer of Japanese Breakfast
In addition to leading one of the U.S.’s top bands of the moment, Zauner’s memoir Crying in H Mart became a national bestseller.
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In addition to leading one of the U.S.’s top bands of the moment, Zauner’s memoir Crying in H Mart became a national bestseller.
PIHLADELPHIA â Before Michelle Zauner wrote "Crying in H Mart," her heartbreakingly beautiful memoir about grief, food, and her Korean American identity, she had already created two works of art about losing her mother, Chongmi, to cancer in 2014: the Japanese Breakfast albums "Psychopomp" and "Soft Sounds from Another Planet." "Psychopomp" opens with "In Heaven," with a verse about the family dog being confused by a sudden absence: "She just paces around all day, sniffing at your empty room / I'm trying to believe when I sleep it's really you visiting my dreams, like they say that angel...