Singer Woody will remake Sung Si-kyung's classic song "Two People" and release it as a digital single through various online music sites in April.

"Two People" is a representative ballad released by Sung Si-kyung in 2005, known for its harmony of the artist's vocal tone, beautiful melody, and romantic lyrics. The song has been consistently loved as a wedding congratulatory song, and Woody has reinterpreted it with his own sensibility.

In March last year, Woody remade Kim Gun-mo's "Sadder Today Than Yesterday," which ranked high on music charts, and this time, after a year, he is presenting Sung Si-kyung's classic song again.

On March 13, Woody announced through his official SNS that he will hold a release celebration event for "Two People" titled "Woody Celebrates the Beginning of Two People." This event will take place throughout April, where he will visit locations needing wedding songs and proposals to sing live, offering fans memories and emotions.

Applications for the event are open until March 31, and to participate, fans must submit their stories through the Google Form provided on Goldenmoon Entertainment's official SNS according to the instructions.

Woody has established himself as a singer-songwriter with numerous songs such as "If This Song Comes Out at the Club," "Come Out Casually," "Say I Love You," and "Like Blooming Flowers in the Desert." Recently, he has been actively continuing his music activities through his entry into the Japanese market and the release of his new EP "Woody.zip."

[Source: Provided by Goldenmoon Entertainment]