AKMU's Lee Su-hyun Confirmed for J-Pop Remake Project
Kangnam's "J-POP REMAKE" project unveils AKMU's Lee Su-hyun as the third artist.
First artist: Taeyeon – "Dinner Song"
Second artist: Hanroro – "A Cruel Angel's Thesis"
According to music industry sources on the 5th, AKMU's Lee Su-hyun (이수현) will be the third vocalist to participate in the J-Pop Remake project, which began in June. She has been selected as the featured artist for the third track, following Taeyeon (태연) and Hanroro (한로로), and reportedly completed recording recently.
With the addition of Lee, a prominent Korean singer, anticipation for the J-Pop Remake project has grown. Lee is known for her unique musical color, effortlessly transitioning between head and chest voice, and her emotional and mature charm. Fans are curious to see which song she will interpret and what kind of synergy she will create.
Korean Netizen Comments
1. Taeyeon sang it well, I listened to it, but the Korean translated lyrics felt a bit forced. After hearing Hanroro's song, I knew it wasn't for me. If you like it, listen; if not, don't.
2. Such a precious voice, why sing these kinds of songs? ㅠㅠㅠ
3. I remember she sang Official Hige Dandism songs before, so she should do well.
4. These are singers I really like, but why cover J-Pop? Why use Korean singers to promote J-Pop?
5. There must be market demand for such a project. It seems like a lot of people are starting to mindlessly criticize.
6. I heard she's singing "Blue Lagoon." I hope she sings it beautifully.
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