Korean traditional music singer Kwon Mi Hee remakes the original version of composer Ahn Chi-haeng, who has composed some of the biggest hits of the late 1970s.
The late Choi Hong's 1978 song, reborn with the voice of Korean traditional music (also known as folk or gugak) singer Kwon Mi Hee.
The hit song "Yusuraume no Mi" and the band "Kim Trio"'s 1979 hit "Coastal Wharf" are hot topics in the recently released movie "Smuggling" directed by Ryu Seung-wan.
In this album, Kwon Mi Hee will not be in love (original song: Yoon Soo-il), “Cloud Traveler” (original song: Seo Yoo-seok), and “Weeping Willow” (original song: Hee Sisters). )
We also remade the masterpiece of memories of the 1970s. This album is composed by Ahn Chi-haeng, a master of the Korean music world who composed "Yusuraume no Mi" and "Coastal Wharf".
It is said that it was produced with the name as it is, and interest is increasing. This album, which was released digitally last month, is a mecca for the medley music market, and is a service station on highways nationwide.
It has been distributed to the rear and has shown a rapid response. An Chi-hen said, ``Recently, with the release of the movie ``Smuggling,'' interest has increased explosively in a short period of time.
With Kwon Mi Hee's charming singing voice, we were able to create something that surpasses the charm of the original version from over 40 years ago."
In the 1970s, Ahn Chi Heng was the top music production company Anta Productions.
representative and composer, and a master of the Korean music industry who has been active for over 50 years. In 2016, a young star singer paid homage as the main character of the KBS music program 'Immortal Masterpiece'.
Last year, Kwon Mi Hee received attention as three singers on JTBC's Korean music crossover audition program 'Furyu Daisho'.
Crossover that conveys Korean traditional music by appearing on CHOSUN's ``Mistrot 2'', Mnet's ``Voice Korea'', ``I Can See Your Voice'', etc.
He's a singer.
