Classic K-pop songs to listen to in autumn. Korean autumn songs.
When do you start to feel autumn arriving?
The slight chill in the air, savoring seasonal flavors, and spending leisurely time with culture—like music or reading—are all so comforting, aren’t they?
When it comes to K-pop and Korean music, there are countless renowned ballads, which feel perfect for autumn, a season that stirs a sense of longing.
We’ve carefully selected beautiful songs that capture autumn’s unique nostalgic mood and wistful charm.
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Classic K-pop songs perfect for autumn: Korean fall songs (1–10)
떨어지는 낙엽까지도Heize
This is a song released in October 2019 by Haze, a genuinely talented female singer-songwriter who frequently collaborates with popular artists.
You’ll be wrapped in a familiar, comforting melody that feels a bit nostalgic.
The literal title is “Fallen Leaves Are Beautiful,” and its depiction of bittersweet emotions layered over autumn scenery is truly beautiful and sentimental.
Above all, Haze’s gentle vocals are wonderfully soothing, making it a top recommendation as a healing song to listen to before bed!
Fall in FallLEE MU JIN
Singer Lee Mujin, who captivates listeners with his fresh looks and vocals, released “Fall in Fall” in 2021.
It was produced as the fourth installment of VIBE’s 20th-anniversary project, REVIBE, by the beloved Korean male duo.
The acoustic guitar that evokes the arrival of autumn pairs perfectly with his gentle voice.
The lyrics, filled with yearning for a departed lover, are deeply moving.
It’s a song that gently warms the season when we can’t help but feel anxious or lonely.
고엽 (Dead Leaves)BTS
BTS is a hip-hop group loved by music fans around the world, known for songs and dance with a borderless appeal.
Among their tracks, the one you should listen to in autumn is “고엽 (Dead Leaves),” released in 2015.
Its sound, featuring softly spreading ambient synth tones, is striking.
The lyrics, which liken the end of love to the moment leaves fall, are cool, and the song nostalgically portrays a bittersweet relationship with a loved one.
Pay attention to their emotional vocals laid over a modern beat as you listen.
2ThingsJimmy Brown
Jimmy Brown, an R&B singer-songwriter who debuted in 2017 with “She Lovin’ It.” Perfect for autumn’s unique sentimental mood and those moments when you miss someone is his popular 2019 track “2 Things.” With a simple arrangement of acoustic guitar and vocals, his gentle voice seeps in and makes for a relaxing listen.
The lyrics speak of having gained two precious things, expressing love through the music.
The way he uses words like “spring, summer, autumn, winter,” “rain,” and “moon” feels stylish—romantic, even.
In an age when it’s hard to meet the people you want to see, the song resonates even more.
It’s also recommended for those in long-distance relationships.
Give it a mellow listen on a long autumn night.
Sometimes I go crazy wanting to hold you in my arms.Autumn Vacation
A hit song by the band Autumn Vacation, who debuted in 2009.
Titled in Japanese, “Sometimes I Want to Hold You So Badly It Drives Me Mad,” the song was reportedly written by member Bavi in memory of her late brother.
Its nostalgic, literary mood matches the autumn air and makes you want to listen closely.
Days we can never return to inevitably wrap us in feelings with nowhere to go.
Please give it a listen, letting its faint, heartrending beauty overlap with your own memories.