[Dispatch=Reporter Kim Ji-ho] Punk rock band Nobrain is carrying out a project commemorating their 30th debut anniversary. As the fifth participants, DAY6's Sungjin and Dowoon are taking part. They have reinterpreted Nobrain's signature hit song "You Fell for Me."

The remake of "You Fell for Me" by Sungjin and Dowoon will be released online on the 11th at 6 p.m. This song came about after Nobrain's deliberation over their desire to "create a song that audiences could sing along with together." It is counted as one of Nobrain's representative songs.

The Sungjin and Dowoon version preserves Nobrain's explosive punk energy as is. Combined with the colors unique to Sungjin and Dowoon, it is expected to become a distinctive rock sound that transcends generations.

Sungjin and Dowoon shared their thoughts, saying, "We congratulate Nobrain's seniors on their 30th anniversary. It is a great honor to be working on 'You Fell for Me' together with the hyungs. We hope you will remain by everyone's side with good music for a long time to come."

Nobrain is marking their 30th debut anniversary this year. Under the slogan "Still Making Noise," they are conducting collaborations that organically connect the past and present of the indie band scene.

Bignatty was the first participant with a remake of "Whiskey Blues." Green Light Boys reinterpreted "Little Baby," and Far East Asia Tigers did the same with "On a Rainy Night in Hongdae." Fourth, Nobrain performed "Americano" and "Fine Thank You and You?"

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