Kwon Jeong yeol joins No Brain's 30th anniversary project
10cm's Kwon Jeong yeol collaborates with rock band No Brain for their 30th anniversary project, featuring new tracks 'Americano' and 'Fine Thank You And You?'
Rock band No Brain is capturing the attention of music fans by announcing a new collaboration with 10cm vocalist Kwon Jeong yeol as part of a large-scale project celebrating the band's 30th anniversary debut. As the fourth installment of the 30th-anniversary project titled 'Still Noisily,' No Brain released a greeting video featuring Kwon, heightening anticipation for the upcoming release.
A meeting of two artists: New tracks 'Americano' and 'Fine Thank You And You?'
The project will feature two new tracks: the first titled 'Americano' and the second, 'Fine Thank You And You?'. This collaboration was made possible by Kwon's direct participation in No Brain's milestone project. The pairing promises a unique musical evolution, blending No Brain's signature intense rock sound with the distinct emotional vocals of 10cm's frontman.
In the project's greeting video, Kwon offered his sincere congratulations on No Brain's 30th anniversary and teased the upcoming music. The 'Still Noisily' project was designed to commemorate the musical legacy of No Brain, a long-standing pillar of the Korean rock scene. Kwon's involvement in this fourth part serves to broaden the project's musical spectrum and add significant depth to the celebration.
August 24, 2026, at noon: A new musical encounter
No Brain's new anniversary tracks are scheduled for official release on August 24, 2026, at 12:00 PM (KST). This release is more than a simple song announcement; it is a highly anticipated moment to see what happens when No Brain, a symbol of Korean rock, meets the peerless vocal tone of Kwon. The core interest lies in how No Brain's 30-year musical foundation will merge with Kwon's voice to create a new sound.
The significance of the 'Still Noisily' project
The project title, 'Still Noisily,' encapsulates No Brain's 30-year journey, reflecting their ability to constantly evolve while maintaining their identity as a rock band. The collaboration with Kwon in Part 4 is seen as a way to expand the band's musical boundaries. As August 2026 approaches, the music industry is watching closely to see what kind of resonance this new musical map will create for fans.
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