First Glance To Final Goodbye, K-Drama Original Soundtracks That Stole Our Hearts
Here are some of the best K-dramas with beautiful Original Soundtracks (OST) that feel like a warm, comforting hug.
K-dramas are famous for their unforgettable Original Soundtracks (OST) that add magic to the story, making viewers connect more deeply with the characters. Imagine the moment when the main characters hold hands, rain begins to fall and they start to realise their love. That's when the perfect background music sets the mood just right. Many of these songs are sung by popular K-pop stars, which makes the experience even better. The right blend of drama and music keeps fans hooked episode after episode. Here are some of the best K-dramas with soundtracks that feel like a warm, comforting hug.
Spring Snow from Lovely Runner – Its a soft, emotional ballad sung by 10CM. The song talks about waiting patiently for love to bloom, just like flowers in spring. It fits perfectly with the story of Im Sol and Ryu Sun-jae, whose journey begins and ends in spring. The season becomes a special part of their love story, as it's when Im Sol travels back in time to save Sun-jae, and also when they finally reunite and dream about a happy future.
Your Existence from Twenty Five Twenty One
The track, sung by Wonstein, beautifully captures the chemistry between Na Hee-do and Baek Yi-jin. The song mirrors how two people can become each other's support system, especially when life feels heavy. The track feels calm and comforting, much like the relationship between Hee-do and Yi-jin, full of understanding, care and strength.
Stay with Me from Goblin
Performed by Punch and Chanyeol, it's one of the most loved K-drama songs of all time. From the very first note, it leaves your heart pumping. The song highlights the story of Kim Shin and Ji Eun-tak perfectly, two souls who are brought together by fate. Its haunting tune and emotional words show the pain, beauty and magic of their relationship. Even years after the show aired, Stay with Me continues to be a favourite among fans.
Tell Me It's Not a Dream from Queen of Tears – In 2024, 10CM gave fans two unforgettable OSTs, and Tell Me It's Not a Dream captured fans' hearts. It beautifully shows the emotional journey of Baek Hyun-woo and Hong Hae-in, who are going through heartbreak and misunderstanding. The soft melody and touching lyrics show how their bond stays strong, even when everything around them is falling apart.
Sung by BTS's V, it's a soft and emotional track that feels like a hug for anyone who's hurting. With slow guitar and V's calming voice, the song spotlights unspoken feelings, missed chances and the hope for something better. The track fits perfectly with the mood of the show, where characters face pain, loss and growth.
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