Aespa to Release Remake of K-Pop Classic "Regret of the Times" as Part of SM Entertainment's Remastering Project
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yimyoungseo1010@naver.com | 2024-01-10 02:18:39
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▲ Courtesy of SM EntertainmentAs part of the initiative, aespa will also unveil the music video for the remake simultaneously on SM Entertainment's official YouTube channel. The project, launched in collaboration with YouTube in 2021, aims to breathe new life into K-pop releases from the 1990s and 2000s through remakes of both music videos and songs.
"Regret of the Times" is recognized as a K-pop classic, characterized by its alternative rock style, energetic band sounds, and anti-establishment lyrics. Aespa is expected to infuse the single with its distinctive and powerful vocal style, according to statements from the group's agency.
This venture follows the success of the inaugural project within the "Remastering Project," which featured a remake of H.O.T's debut single, "Age of Violence," by the legendary K-pop boy group. The collaborative effort seeks to introduce these timeless classics to a new audience while honoring the original essence of the songs.
Courtesy of SM Entertainment
In the latest development under SM Entertainment's "Remastering Project," K-pop sensation aespa is set to release a remake of the iconic 1995 hit single, "Regret of the Times" by Seo Tai-ji and Boys. The release is scheduled for January 15 at 6 p.m., and will be available on major music platforms, as confirmed by the entertainment agency.
"Regret of the Times" is recognized as a K-pop classic, characterized by its alternative rock style, energetic band sounds, and anti-establishment lyrics. Aespa is expected to infuse the single with its distinctive and powerful vocal style, according to statements from the group's agency.
This venture follows the success of the inaugural project within the "Remastering Project," which featured a remake of H.O.T's debut single, "Age of Violence," by the legendary K-pop boy group. The collaborative effort seeks to introduce these timeless classics to a new audience while honoring the original essence of the songs.
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