As always, an artisan of emotion... Roy Kim: "Remaking classic songs was not easy"

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Singer Roy Kim sings of lost romance once again.

On the 11th, Roy Kim released a teaser video for the music video "No Encore Requests" through his official SNS. Even in the short video, his unique lyrical atmosphere and strong analog sensibility were deeply conveyed, raising fans' expectations for the remake album "Bloom Again."

This teaser began with piano accompaniment that gently unfolded alongside the lyrics "No," offering a deep sense of immersion. Roy Kim's simple yet profound vocal tone conveyed rich emotion even in just a few short phrases, captivating listeners' ears.

Objects placed throughout the video also drew attention. Items such as a Goyang doll, old CDs, and worn-out chairs added a warm yet lonely atmosphere, maximizing the emotions inherent in the song. The sensory direction and vintage mood combined to create a cinematic atmosphere fitting the album's keyword, "In Search of Lost Romance."

Roy Kim said, "It was not easy to present classic songs with my own sensibility, but I put in as much effort and dedication as that required. I am excited and happy to present them to fans as soon as possible."

Roy Kim will release the remake album "Bloom Again" at 6 p.m. on the 20th. The album will feature a total of six songs: "No Encore Requests," "Twenty-Five, Twenty-One," "Smile Boy," "Why Are You Like This," "A Heart for One Person," and "Song of the Wind."

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