Singer KIM JAE HWAN will present “I love you“, reinterpreted with his own style.
KIM JAE HWAN will release a remake of the legendary hit song “I love you” at 6 p.m. KST on November 11.
Before the release of his new song, KIM JAE HWAN attracted attention by posting a cover image on his official SNS accounts on the 10th that creates a lonely but warm atmosphere. The sensual and sentimental ambiance that makes you imagine the dawn or sunset maximizes curiosity for the new “I love you” with the voice of KIM JAE HWAN.
“I love you“, remade by KIM JAE HWAN, was a popular song in Korea in 2000, and is a song by the late Japanese national singer Yutaka Okazaki. KIM JAE HWAN will impress listeners by reinterpreting the cold and lonely emotions of the original song with his own sensitivity and slow tempo. Additionally, it is expected to convey deep resonance as KIM JAE HWAN‘s unique deep and warm voice adds delicate performances on piano and strings.
The remake of KIM JAE HWAN‘s “I love you” will be released on all music sites at 6 p.m. KST on November 11.
Journalist: Shawn
Translator: Shawn
Source: CJENM
