JinJoo Lee

Four planets of the ten sit in fire signs, three in water, two in earth and a single one in air. Fire moves first and water registers it; the element that would talk the thing over is nearly absent. Lee is a Korean guitarist and the record names DNCE, which is the band the work has been done inside.

The Sun, Mercury and Pluto sit across nineteen degrees of Scorpio, and Venus, Saturn and Uranus group inside eleven degrees of Sagittarius. Scorpio commits without announcing it; Sagittarius announces. For a guitarist in a band rather than a soloist, the Scorpio group is the half that holds the part and the Sagittarius group is the half that plays it out loud.

Mars makes an easy skill of its contact with Neptune two hundredths of a degree from exact, as close as this project finds a pair, drive and image agreeing completely. The Moon sits in mild friction with that same Mars at two fifths. Mars also makes easy contact with Uranus at four fifths, so drive is on good terms with both image and the break. Jupiter was the one planet facing backwards when she was born, which turns the planet of reach inward. For a guitarist, drive on good terms with both image and the break is the equipment a band part is played with.

Jupiter came the whole way round to its Aries starting point on 10 April 2023, at thirty five, in reverse as it was originally. Aries measures a thing by the moment it got going, and two circuits come before it. For a record that names one band and nothing else, the moment it got going is most of what there is to measure. Drive tied that precisely to image, in a player whose instrument is heard rather than watched, is the detail worth keeping. Two tight groups in neighbouring signs, one withholding and one declaring, is the other structure here, and it puts the Sun and the planet of limit in different camps. With a single planet in air, none of that was ever going to be settled by discussion.