Yoon Min-hoo & Lee Ye-jun Conclude 'Farewell Trilogy' with 'The Road That Sees You Off'

Sensational vocalists Yoon Min-hoo and Lee Ye-jun are set to wrap up their 'Farewell Trilogy' project with the release of their final chapter, 'The Road That Sees You Off.'

The song is scheduled to drop on various online music sites at 6 PM on November 11th.

Following their previous releases, 'Lighthouse' in May and 'Reasons I Can't Get Married' in July, this marks the completion of their three-part duet series on the theme of farewell. As leading ballad singers representing Korean emotional ballads, the duo has touched many hearts throughout the year with their impeccable vocal prowess.

Each song in the trilogy explores the keyword 'farewell' through different emotional landscapes, resonating widely with listeners. 'Lighthouse' metaphorically expressed the initial, heavy steps of separation, while 'Reasons I Can't Get Married' poignantly captured the longing and enduring pain of experiencing heartbreak alone.

'The Road That Sees You Off,' the grand finale, tells the story of a man and woman who continue their love by wishing for each other's happiness even after parting ways.

This new track is a remake of VIBE's 2006 song of the same title. Yoon Min-hoo and Lee Ye-jun bring a fresh perspective with their male-female duet arrangement, beautifully exploring the connection between love and separation through their distinct experiences of hurt and regret.

Beyond this trilogy, both artists have been actively engaging with music fans through diverse activities. Yoon Min-hoo continues to collaborate with various artists as both a vocalist and producer. Lee Ye-jun has enriched his discography with releases like 'Beauty' and 'Your Empty Seat,' and is preparing for his solo concert 'Ye’scene' on November 22nd and 23rd at Yonsei University's Centennial Hall.

Netizens are expressing excitement for the final song, with comments like 'Hearing farewells through their voices already makes me emotional,' 'This is the epitome of autumn ballads,' and 'I really want to hear this at their concert.'