"A Musical Mentor Met in the 12th Grade, the Late Shin Hae-chul"... M.C the MAX Lee Soo Releases Tribute After 26 Years [Official]

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M.C the MAX vocalist Lee Soo has sparked discussion by releasing a new song filled with deep respect and memories for the late Shin Hae-chul.

Earlier, on the 15th, Lee Soo released a new single titled "A Boy From The Moon (2026)" on various music streaming platforms.

This song is a newly reinterpreted 2026 version of a track from the first album "Delete" by MOON CHILD, the predecessor band of M.C the MAX. Notably, the song is known to have been created by the late Shin Hae-chul (CROM), who served as the producer for MOON CHILD at the time, adding special significance to the track.

Accordingly, Lee Soo released the song on May 15, Teachers' Day, to express his respect and gratitude toward his musical mentor, Shin Hae-chul.

Lee Soo first unveiled "A Boy From The Moon" during the opening performance of his solo concert "Wintering" in February. Following the performance, requests for the song's release continued, and with the support of fans, the official music release was realized.

Through social media, Lee Soo expressed his heartfelt feelings: "I first received the demo of this song when I was in the 12th grade. The moment I heard it, I thought it was such a wonderful song, and I remember feeling as if it were a dream because it was a song created by someone I admired. I made this song while thinking of loved ones who have returned to their own stars."

The music video, released alongside the song, has also received praise from fans. It depicts the story of a boy from the moon who, after a long journey, returns to Earth and becomes an artist on stage. The video leaves a lasting impression as a symbolic narrative connecting the "boy Lee Soo" of the MOON CHILD era with the current "Lee Soo."

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