[Official] AKMU Lee Su-hyun to sing "Blue Coral Reef" .. Third artist in J-pop remake project

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AKMU's Lee Su-hyun has been selected as the third participant in the 'J-POP REMAKE' project.

The third single from the 'J-POP REMAKE' project featuring Lee Su-hyun, titled "Blue Coral Reef," will be released on the 18th at 6 p.m. through major online music platforms. Lee Su-hyun reinterprets Matsuda Seiko's classic hit "Blue Coral Reef" with her unique vocal tone and delicate sensibility, aiming to showcase new charm this summer.

Previously, the 'J-POP REMAKE' project officially announced Lee Su-hyun as the third vocalist via its official SNS on the 11th, alongside a third teaser image. The GIF teaser, featuring a blue sea, sky, and palm trees, vividly captures rippling waves, hinting at the refreshing summer vibe of the original song "Blue Coral Reef" and raising anticipation for the remake track.

Lee Su-hyun has earned public affection by skillfully interpreting various genres in her own distinctive style, backed by her unique vocal tone and exceptional singing ability. She is recognized as an artist who maximizes the charm of songs with not only clear and crystalline vocals but also delicate emotional expression.

Especially, Lee Su-hyun's signature transparent yet warm vocal tone is expected to blend seamlessly with the refreshing atmosphere of the original song, creating another layer of appeal. By adding her own emotional interpretation to the original track that captures the freshness and excitement of summer, she aims to bring forth a new version of "Blue Coral Reef."

Selected as the third remake track, "Blue Coral Reef" is a song originally released by Japanese singer Matsuda Seiko in 1980. With its refreshing melody and lyrics filled with innocent love and excitement, it remains widely beloved and has established itself as one of Japan's representative classics.

The 'J-POP REMAKE' project was planned by Gangnam, a singer, broadcaster, and multi-entertainer, who reinterprets iconic Japanese songs from past eras through the musical colors of Korean artists. Following the first project "Manchan-ga" and the second project "Zankoku na Tenshi no Thesis," the third project "Blue Coral Reef" continues to attract attention from music fans in both countries.

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