When a different singer performs a familiar song, which part do you find yourself listening to first? I am more curious about which words become clearer in that person's voice than how similar it is to the original. That is why I was so glad to hear the news that Suho is singing Jiteun's "Let's Be Well" on The Listen.

The article from the 14th introduced the first live performance of this song set against the backdrop of the Gwangyang Gubongsan Panorama Walk. It is said to have been an outdoor stage performance that connected to the previously released audio track. I am interested because this activity allows us to explore his voice in a different direction than the Suho we meet in EXO's songs. Since it was also mentioned that his low register can be heard, I want to listen to it calmly without just waiting for the high notes.

The stage performance with Yuju, titled "Mysterious You," was also introduced. I like that you can experience both the moment a singer leads the emotion of a song alone and the moment they harmonize with another voice in the same program. After all, even for the same singer, what resonates with the listener will differ depending on who they sing with and what song they perform.

This kind of musical activity makes me think that newness doesn't necessarily have to be presented through drastic changes. It is also quite welcome to see the approach of choosing familiar songs and meeting people to sing with, gradually opening up different sides of one's voice. This time, rather than focusing on flashy scenes, I intend to look for Suho's songs by concentrating on how he connects a single line of lyrics.