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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.

Enjoy the deepening atmosphere of fall together with Korean music.

Great K-pop songs to listen to in autumn: Korean fall songs (21–30)

Time goes by 오래된 노래Standing Egg

Standing Egg, a star of Korea’s indie scene known for their high musicality and pop-friendly charm.

Their song Old Song was released in September 2012.

Just like the title suggests, the lyrics describe hearing a song you used to listen to together playing in the city and stopping in your tracks—a moment many people will surely relate to.

Music and scent are strongly tied to our memories, and those triggers can bring back recollections that give us strength.

It’s a masterpiece in which a warm melody overlaps with a nostalgic autumn scenery.

Say My NameMIYEON

미연 (MIYEON) ‘Say My Name’ Official Music Video
Say My NameMIYEON

In her solo activities in November 2025, Miyeon delivered a pop ballad steeped in the lingering afterglow of a farewell.

While she’s known for dynamic tracks with (G)I-DLE, this title song from her second solo mini-album, “MY, Lover,” layers a clear, pure vocal over the spacious interplay of delicate piano melodies and a rhythmic beat, richly portraying the call of a loved one that doesn’t fade even after parting.

The lingering memory of a name that echoes like reverb, and a sense of time that drifts between dreams and reality, are carefully woven together, conveying a moving stance of acceptance rather than actively trying to forget.

The beauty of her vocal delivery stands out against the understated accompaniment, precisely because it is stripped of excessive ornamentation.

It’s a song you’ll want to play on a long autumn night.

If It Were MeNa Yoon Kwon & D.O.

[Special Clip] 나윤권(Na Yoon Kwon) & 도경수(Doh kyung Soo) – ‘나였으면’
If It Were MeNa Yoon Kwon & D.O.

Veteran balladeer Na Yoon Kwon—unrivaled when it comes to singing aching love—and D.O., the main vocalist of EXO, have realized a dream collaboration.

The beloved ballad that drew attention as part of the 2004 drama Crown Prince’s First Love OST and was included on the album Addiction has been reborn with a fresh touch in November 2025.

Its plaintive portrayal of unrequited love—the heart-wrenching thought, “If only I were the one by their side”—tightens the chest.

Na Yoon Kwon’s deep, resonant voice intertwines with D.O.’s warm yet wistful vocals, drawing listeners into an even more dramatic development.

It’s perfect for those long autumn nights when you feel lonely and want to quietly lose yourself in the music.

LOVE AGAIN (2025)Ashatree, LEE YEEUN & Jeon Gunho

[최초공개 신곡M/V] 그래 늦지 않았어(2025)-아샤트리,이예은,전건호 (원곡:녹색지대)
LOVE AGAIN (2025)Ashatree, LEE YEEUN & Jeon Gunho

This is a lavish collaboration featuring Ashaturi, a female duo beloved for their lyrical vocals; Lee Ye-eun, a former idol who’s also active in the trot scene; and ballad maestro Jeong Geon-ho.

Released in November 2025, the track is a remake of the classic “It’s Not Too Late Yet (그래 늦지 않았어),” originally included on the male duo Noksekjidae’s 1998 album “녹색지대 Vol.4.” The lyrics poignantly yet warmly portray two people who, after years of missed connections, reaffirm their love and resolve to start over, saying “it’s not too late.” The sophisticated, K-pop–style arrangement and the emotive vocals of all three acts beautifully complement the sentimental mood of late autumn.

With its blend of nostalgia and freshness, it’s a song that will resonate across generations.

Fly to youONEUS

ONEUS(원어스) ‘바람을 타고 날아간 곳에 네가 있을까 (Fly to you)’ MV
Fly to youONEUS

ONEUS, who debuted in 2019, released a warm, mid-tempo track for fans in October 2025.

Members Leedo and Hwanwoong took part in writing the lyrics, which express the belief that, carried by the wind, their hearts can reach each other even when they’re apart.

Embracing guitar arpeggios overlap with the sentiments of autumn, and the lyrics—poetically depicting the passage of waiting and the certainty of reunion—resonate deeply.

The music video weaves in footage from their February 2025 Seoul concert, “ONEUS 2ND WORLD TOUR ‘La Dolce Vita’ Final in Seoul,” creating a structure that looks back on memories with fans.

Featuring vocals from Seoho recorded before his enlistment, the song reaffirms the bond between the group and their fandom.