Lee Suhyun Brings Warm Sensitivity to Remake of 'Blue Coral Reef' Releasing on the 18th

It is a song that drew significant attention when it was performed by NewJeans member Hanni two years ago.

Japanese singer Seiko Matsuda's "Blue Coral Reef" is being remade with the voice of AKMU's Lee Suhyun.

Released in 1980, "Blue Coral Reef" is a beloved song in Japan known for its refreshing melody and lyrics that capture the flutter of innocent love.

It became a hot topic two years ago when NewJeans member Hanni performed it at a Tokyo Dome fan meeting.

The remade version, set for release on the 18th, is said to feature Lee Suhyun's unique and warm emotional touch.

This remake is the third installment of the J-pop remake project planned by singer and television personality Kangnam.

Previously, the project's remake of the popular Japanese song "Banquet" by Girls' Generation member Taeyeon received positive reviews, climbing to the upper ranks of domestic music charts such as Melon's Top 100.

(Source: YouTube channel "Bunnies Animal Hospital")
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