The female vocal duo Jazung (Choi Min-jung, Lee Ja-hyun) released a remake of Lee Ye-jun's hit song "Crazy Words" through various online music platforms at 6 p.m. on the 14th.

Jazung reinterpreted "Crazy Words," originally released by senior artist Lee Ye-jun from the same agency HNS HQ in 2020. This remake delivers the breakup emotions of the original song anew with Jazung's unique sorrowful and delicate vocals. The lyrics, which express longing for the past and regret over one's shortcomings after a breakup, are harmoniously conveyed through Jazung's gradually intensifying emotional line and clear harmonies.

Jazung officially debuted in 2022 through the relay music project "Fly Again" of the singing playground "Nonol." Since then, they have attracted attention from music fans by releasing various songs that showcase the duo's distinctive colors and capabilities. This year, they signed an exclusive contract with HNS HQ to accelerate their activities.

In addition to this remake of "Crazy Words," Jazung has received acclaim for numerous remakes of famous songs, including "Sad Snowman (with KCM)" with the original artist KCM, "It's a Good Thing" by Nabi, and "I Want to Be Happy" by Baek Ji-young.

Jazung's remake of "Crazy Words" is available for listening on various online music platforms from 6 p.m. on the 14th.

[Source: Provided by HNS HQ]