”INFINITE” Kim Sung-kyu covers ”Jaurim”'s masterpiece ”Sorry, I Hate You”...Sound version released today (20th)

Kim Sung Kyu of the group INFINITE has returned with a new song that paints winter with emotion. Kim Sung Kyu will be covered on various music STREAM sites at 6 pm on the 20th Digital
The first song of the single project, ``Sorry, I Hate You,'' is released. "Sorry, I Hate You" is the band Jaurim's second album released in 1998.
The title song is a song characterized by the lyrical atmosphere that Kim Sung Kyu has often heard since childhood. By making use of the band's unique chord progression and melody, they preserve the color of the original song while also creating a contemporary song.
It was recreated with rock elements such as synth pop piano, drums, and guitar. We went one step further and expanded the spectrum by adding the brilliant string sounds of the “Yun String” team.
``Sorry, I Hate You,'' which is typical of Kim Sung-kyu, boasts a unique charm by reinterpreting it with an 80's pop arrangement without losing its unique band arrangement.
Kim Sung-kyu further enhanced the perfection of ``I'm Sorry, I Hate You'' with his sweet voice color and delicate song interpretation skills.
Having received the persistent love from music fans around the world for a long time, through this new song, we once again stimulate the sensibilities of listeners and become famous.
Kim Sung Kyu's cover project, which will be released one song at a time three times on the 27th and February 2nd, will be a nostalgic project.
It is expected to be a nice present for global listeners who are nostalgic for the voluptuous analog sensibilities. Meanwhile, "Gomen, I Hate You" will be released on various music STREAM sites at 6 pm on the 20th.
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