News OSTs That Melt Your Heart.
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1. Itaewon Class
Korean Drama - 2020, 16 episodes
One of the best dramas as well as the talent packed music that lifts the scenes into another dimension. Here are some of my favs
Someday, the boy- Kim feel
Sweet night -V
You’re always shining to bright for me- studio curiosity
Impressive day- studio curiosity
Maybe- sondia.
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2. Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo
Korean Drama - 2016, 20 episodes
A title that i did not expect to move me in any way but moved me in so many ways not only with performances but with the music as well. here are a few of my faves
Can you hear my heart?- Epik high ft lee hi
Forgetting you- Davichi
For you - Chen, Baekhyun & Xiumin (CBX)
Say yes- Loco & Punch
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3. The Smile Has Left Your Eyes
Korean Drama - 2018, 16 episodes
one of the best melodramas that the Korean industry has to offer. the music not only lyrically but with heavy piano bases that introduced me to such a talented composer, here are a few of my faves
Lost- Ahn ji Yeon
Jin Gang's theme (score) - Im Ha Young
Sweet devil - Im Ha Young
Hidden memory- Im Ha Young.
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4. Hotel del Luna
Korean Drama - 2019, 16 episodes
i know this is also one of the highly loved drama not only for performances but for the talented OST. I genuinely loved the effect each bit of music added to this drama it really flowed together into one big work of art.
Can you see my heart? - Heize
Remember me- Gummy
All about you- Taeyeon
At the end- Chungha
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5. Clean with Passion for Now
Korean Drama - 2018, 16 episodes
One of the funniest dramas out there but the OST make you live for the romantic moments.
Cosmos- Huh Gak
Fade into you- Nam sera
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6. While You Were Sleeping
Korean Drama - 2017, 32 episodes
Ranked number 3 on my personal list of faves, this drama took into consideration the effect of music and provided soft voices paired with strong performances.
I love you boy- Suzy
Its you-Henry
You belong to my world- Roy Kim
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7. Uncontrollably Fond
Korean Drama - 2016, 20 episodes
Number one on my list and it has a reason, with such an endearing storyline filled with beautiful music to pair. this drama ran through a spectrum of emotions making every musical aspect seem even greater
Don't push me- Wendy and Seulgi Red velvet)
Golden love - Midnight Youth
A little braver- New empire
Say goodbye- Kim Na Young.
Only you-Junggigo
Finding difference- Kisum & Lim Seul Ong.
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8. The Crowned Clown
Korean Drama - 2019, 16 episodes
The crowned clown with a talented cast not only in acting but in the music as well and most i found solace was in the non-lyrical compositions. these scores really gave an addictive feel to the drama.
Snow field- Park Sejun & Na Sa Jin
The Letter- Park Sejun & Kim Min Ji
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9. Chicago Typewriter
Korean Drama - 2017, 16 episodes
The music in this piece really did make it worthwhile, both in Korean and English. The OST added way more than they expected to.
Satellite- SALTNPAPER
Blooming memories- Yerin Baek
Be my light- Kevin Oh
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10. Twelve Nights
Korean Drama - 2018, 12 episodes
Last on my OST list but number 2 on my personal faves, this romantic whirlwind pack with more than amazing scores telling their own stories not with words, but with music.
12 Timeless- Kim Jong Cheon & Kim Min Soo
12 Confession- Jeon Jong Eun
I want to know you- Stella Jang.
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