A poignant, heart-touching K-pop song. A bittersweet track that resonates with many different emotions.

Here I Am AgainYerin Baek

[사랑의 불시착 OST Part 4] 백예린 (Yerin Baek) – 다시 난, 여기 (Here I Am Again) MV

A 2020 track by singer-songwriter Baek Yerin.

It’s loved as part of the OST for the drama Crash Landing on You, which portrays a cross-border, secret love.

It became a hot topic on Netflix in Japan as well.

With its mellow yet full-bodied sound and Yerin’s warm vocals, the song conveys a heartfelt determination to overcome any obstacle for love—it really strikes a chord.

You can picture scenes from the drama as you listen.

Amid the bittersweet mood, it also gives you the strength to do anything for someone you cherish.

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Right In Front Of youK.will

[날 녹여주오 OST Part 1] 케이윌 (K. will) – 네 앞에 (Right In Front Of you) MV

A heart-wrenching song by K.Will, who has performed numerous OSTs.

This track is part of the OST for the drama “Melting Me Softly,” starring Ji Chang-wook and Won Jin-ah.

Titled “Before You,” it conveys the emotions of two people who, after many twists and turns, meet again.

Listening to it while recalling the drama’s story makes it even more of a tearjerker.

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I Don’t Love YouUrban Zakapa

[MV] 어반자카파(Urban Zakapa) _ 널 사랑하지 않아(I Don’t Love You)

R&B co-ed group Urban Zakapa swept the music charts with “I Don’t Love You.” It’s the title track from their 2016 album STILL, and it pulls you deeply into its world.

The lyrics—penned by member Kwon Soon-il—express the heartbreaking feeling of “I don’t love you anymore, I don’t even have an excuse.” Being told it’s over out of the blue is incredibly painful, but the one saying it is probably carrying their own heavy burden too.

Urban Zakapa’s harmonies make it all the more poignantly resonant.

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After You’ve GoneM.C The Max

[MV] M.C the MAX(엠씨더맥스) _ After You’ve Gone(넘쳐흘러)

“After You’ve Gone” is a bittersweet ballad whose Japanese title means “After you have left.” M.C the MAX is a K-pop music group, and the singer is ISU, who is also famous as one of Korea’s top four vocalists.

With a commanding voice that stands up to the grand accompaniment, the song pierces the heart even if you don’t understand the words.

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GraduationBroccoli, You Too?

[MV] 브로콜리너마저 (Broccoli, you too?) – 졸업 (Graduation)

In South Korea’s indie scene, Broccoli, You Too? is a band that delicately captures everyday emotions in their lyrics.

This enduringly beloved work, one of their signature pieces, candidly portrays the vague anxiety and loneliness felt at the milestone of graduation.

With understated band arrangements and Yoon Deok-won’s vocals, it poignantly expresses the feelings of young people facing not only a hopeful future but also harsh realities.

Released in October 2010 as the title track of the album “Graduation” (졸업), it received high acclaim, including winning Best Modern Rock Song at the Korean Music Awards.

It will resonate with those who, buffeted by society’s rough waters, still wish to remember the people who matter to them.

When you find yourself at a crossroads, feeling uneasy at night, lend an ear to these words that quietly stay by your side.