Eddie Kim 'now'
- The sweetest confession, Seo Taiji's 'now' reinterpreted in 25 years

Singer Eddie Kim remake of 'Now' on the 25th anniversary of Seo Taiji's debut. 'Now' is a collection of Seo Tae Ji and the children's first regular collection in 1992 and it was remade by Eddie Kim in 25 years.

Eddie Kim reinterprets Seo Tai-ji's "Now" with plenty of his own color, including acoustic guitar, rich chorus, and sensuous groove. In particular, if Seo Taiji's original song had a Jericho shy sensibility, Eddie Kim's "Now" tells the confession of a mature man with a sweet voice.

Eddie Kim has shown an extraordinary affection for the song by arranging and directing the remake now. He also invited musicians from Korea, including Postino, bassist Choi In-sung, and keyboard actor Jung Dong-hwan to drums for guitar, drums programming, and perfection of the song.

'Now' is Seo Taiji's debut album, which is Seo Taiji's representative ballad number. At the time, the 20-year-old Seo Tae-ji's songwritten lyrics and delicate melodies were filled with fans. It is a particularly important track for fans because they rarely sing in live after soloing.

Eddie Kim 's "Now" music video expresses retro emotion with a 4: 3 aspect ratio. The story that connects the woman in the picture and the song beyond the construction, conveys the emotion of the song and the meaning of the remake project at the same time.

Eddie Kim's "Now," is the fifth song of the remake project 'Time: Traveler' (TIME: TRAVELER), the 25th anniversary of Seo Taiji's debut. 'Time: Traveler' is a project that young musicians remake famous songs of Seo Taiji with the theme of a gift from the future.