[THE MAN WHO CAN`T GET MARRIED / ] KBS Drama OST

Description

[THE MAN WHO CAN`T GET MARRIED / ] KBS Drama OST

Release Date: June 30, 2009

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Track List

DISK(CD) 1.
01. [W.Praise]
02. []
03. []
04. []
05. []
06. []
07. Oh3 []
08. Brunch
09. [Ayana]
10. Sunday
11. (mi:ne)
12. (Inst.)

Description (Translated):

The Man Who Can’t Get Married OST was released!!
OST’s Blue Chip Singer Byul is joining!!

As expected by netizens, the singer who aroused curiosity with fresh vocals in the comical acting of Ji Jin-hee and Uhm Jung-hwa was the blue chip singer Byul of the OST. From episode 1 to episode 4, the main character with a refreshing voice in the beginning and middle of the drama was singer Byul. The OST of a Man Who Couldn’t Get Married, which amplified curiosity about the rest of the song by only releasing Shin Hye-sung’s “You’re Pretty”, took off all its veils along with “I Want to Love” by singer Byul.

In particular, singer Byul sang gem-like masterpieces such as ‘I Think I’ in the drama ‘Full House’ and ‘Flying Again’ in the drama ‘Two Out in the 9th End’. Then Byul also refrained from doing OSTs as much as possible. However, the affection that Byul pours into this drama is unique. It is said that he decided to participate in the OST because he was fascinated by the delicate portrayal of characters in the Japanese original, etc.
The song ‘I want to love you’, which Byul sang this time, was composed by Kim Hee-won, who composed MC Mong’s hit song ‘I love you to death’, and Byul herself wrote the lyrics to add to the taste.
It is a song with a more upbeat rhythm than a star ballad, and the lyrics that seem to pinch the inner feelings of the characters in the play are excellent.

What Shin Hyesung and Byul have in common is that they are singers that the Japanese market wants. In Japan, Hyesung Shin is solidifying his position through Shinhwa, and Byul is also gaining recognition in Japan through Full House.

Super luxurious singing lineup that changes the game of OST
In the meantime, an OST that throws off the mold of producing an OST using only one or two famous singers will be released.
The OST of ‘The Man Who Can’t Get Married’ has an ultra-luxurious lineup different from the existing OSTs.
OST blue chips ‘Shin Hye-seong’ and ‘Byeol’ took charge of the title song, and the main characters ‘Ji Jin-hee’ and ‘Uhm Jung-hwa’ participated in the OST, further doubling the quality and fun of listening to the OST.
In response, ‘W. Praise’ and ‘Miri’ make the album stand out even more.
The OST of ‘The Man Who Can’t Get Married’ is an OST with a lot of songs to listen to, different from the OSTs of the past, where people just listen to one or two songs and put them away.

Uhm Jung-hwa, who caused the older sister syndrome with DISCO in 2008, made a comeback as a singer in 10 months.
Eom Jung-hwa, who showed her sister’s health with the DISCO craze last year, returned to the music industry by participating in the OST of a drama in which she appeared in about 10 months after participating in the OST.
The song ‘Recipe’, which Uhm Jung-hwa participated in this time, was the work of Sinsa-dong Tiger, who is known as a genius composer.
Uhm Jung-hwa, who had heard of Sinsa-dong Tiger’s reputation, praised his song using the word ‘mystery’ in the recording studio. Sinsa-dong Tiger revealed that he was also a big fan of Uhm Jung-hwa, and worked with a good atmosphere.
‘Recipe’, a song that Uhm Jung-hwa participated in this time, is a lounge house genre, and it is a song that shows Uhm Jung-hwa’s confident and bubbly charm.
The lyrics were also written by Sinsa-dong Tiger, who fully understood Uhm Jung-hwa’s charm, and created interesting lyrics by comparing how to cook a man to a recipe.
Like a talented singer, Eom Jeong-hwa also surprised the staff around her by finishing the recording in 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Participation in the OST in return for Ji Jin-hee’s loyalty and fans
Following Uhm Jung-hwa, Ji Jin-hee also participated in the OST.
As an expression of loyalty to the fans and production crew who have loved her, Ji Jin-hee warmed up the surroundings by first talking about the OST, which was difficult to decide as an actress.
Ji Jin-hee’s participation in this album was the first solo recording in his life. Ji Jin-hee, who arrived at the recording studio, said that she was nervous and held on to composer Kim Gun-woo and trembled. However, his skills were no less than that of a professional singer. Ji Jin-hee’s song It is a song that contains Jo Jae-hee’s inner thoughts in the play, and in the play, Cho Jae-hee sang as if singing, completing a beautiful ballad.
This time, Ji Jin-hee participated in the song, and attention is being paid to whether it will show the scene where Jo Jae-hee sings in the play. In the meantime, when the main character participated in the OST, most of them showed the singing part in the play, adding a fresh look to the play.
These things give another fun of this OST.

Description (Original):

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