Korean

“Fate (Destiny)” is a popular South Korean song titled “인연 (Destiny)” which performed by performed by Lee Sun-hee. It express themes of fate, love, and destiny.

Eunji personally wrote the lyrics for the track, and is inspired by her father who works overseas to support their family.

“Polaroid Love” is a track on ENHYPEN’s first repackage album, DIMENSION : ANSWER. It is the tenth one.

It’s the the theme song for the martial arts fantasy-adventure film The Myth. Song title is Wujin De Ai (無盡的愛; Endless Love) and was performed in both Mandarin and Korean by Jackie Chan and Kim Hee-sun.

A song performed by the South Korean group, T-max. It served as the opening theme of the 2009 drama, Boys Over Flowers, which starred T-max member Kim Joon

A song recorded by South Korean singer Jinsoul for the soundtrack of the drama series Welcome or Meow The Secret Boy.

A song originally performed by a South Korean modern rock group (Loveholic). It is one of the OST of Korean television drama, Spring Waltz. The english version was sung by a Filipino singer-songwriter, Acel Bisa and used as the theme of Filipino-dubbed Spring Waltz which aired by Abs-Cbn on 2007.

Favorite (Vampire) is the lead single of NCT 127’s repackage album Favorite. The repackage version is based from NCT 127’s third full-length album Sticker.

It is the third official soundtrack of the South Korean television series “I’m Not A Robot”. It is sung by Kim Yeon-ji.

It’s a soundtrack from a 2018 South Korean television series starring Song Hye-kyo and Park Bo-gum.

Sung by D.O. of K-pop boyband EXO. It is the lead single from D.O’s newly released solo album ‘공감 (Empathy). The song depicts a “fresh love story”.

It’s a song about the pain relationships bring and the yearning for love regardless, being fully aware that you will end up getting hurt just for a thrill.

A song that was made to “make hearts beat to the rhythm of BTS’s positive energy.” Written by Stephen Kirk, Ed Sheeran, Steve Mac, Johnny McDaid & Jenna Andrews.

A song performed by HiNi from a 2013 South Korean television series “Reply 1994”.

The song relays a mellow, yet relatively upbeat, reaction to breaking up, with a circuitous melody that guides the rhythmic dance track.

One of the official soundtrack in a 2019 South Korean television series Hotel del Luna. It is sung by a South Korean singer Heize.

A song recorded by South Korean boy band BTS. “Dynamite” is an upbeat disco-pop song with elements of funk and soul.

A piano song composed by Nam Hye-seung and Park Sang-hee. It is one of the official sountrack in a South Korean television series Crash Landing On You.

A song performed by a South Korean singer, Lee Se-jin known professionally as Lyn.

BTS declaring that “even in the face of this new normality, our life goes on and imparts a message of healing to fans and to the world.”

The song is the lead track of the band’s second digital single “Every DAY6 February”. The song talks about someone reminiscing about a failed relationship.

A song recorded by South Korean singer Taeyeon for the soundtrack of the 2019 drama series Hotel Del Luna.

The song is one of the official sountrack in a South Korean television series Crash Landing On You.

The song is based from the book “La Citta Di Smeraldo” (Eng: The Emerald City of Oz)