My Lovely Liar OST Part 4: ‘An Unbreakable Love’ Song Dives Deep Into Hwang Min-hyun and Kim So-hyun’s K-drama

My Lovely Liar OST Part 4 consists of yet another amazing track and fans are already going gaga over it. The K-drama (소용없어 거짓말) has already become a favourite among viewers thanks to its unique storyline and the sweet chemistry between its leads. Starring Hwang Min-hyun and Kim So-hyun in lead roles, the drama has been directed by Nam Sung-woo. The series premiered its first episode on July 31 and ever since has left the audience hooked to it.

The South Korean drama revolves around the character of Mok Sol-hee (Kim So-hyun) who has a special ability that allows her to tell whether people are lying or not. The ability seems to cause problems for her and she views it as a curse since it keeps her from trusting people.

My Lovely Liar OST Part 4 new song released.
My Lovely Liar is streaming on Viki.

The drama gets even more complicated when she meets a murder suspect (Min-hyun) who insists that he is innocent. Apart from its story and performances, the drama has also been receiving love for its OST. Part 4 of the same has now been released. The series in its six episodes so far has released some emotional ballads and the new one delves deep into a character theme song.

Also Read: My Lovely Liar Episode 5 Reactions: Do-ha and Sol-hee’s Heart Eyes and Support For Each Other Melt Viewers

My Lovely Liar OST Part 4

The tvN drama is making sure to make fans fall in love with it through its amazing score and the latest addition to the OST is the song, An Unbreakable Love sung by Shin Yong-jae of 2F fame. The track also consists of an instrumental version. The slow-paced ballad has already cast a spell on fans who have been praising Yong-jae’s brilliant vocals and also the heartfelt lyrics of the song. This track is also special since it is Min-hyun’s character, Do-ha’s theme song. The three-minute, twenty-nine seconds song is available to stream on Spotify as well.

My Lovely Liar OST Other Tracks

The K-drama has previously released three parts of the soundtrack with songs performed by artists such as Woody, Mijoo and VIVIZ. The OST Part 1 consisted of the Spoiler track performed by VIVIZ. The second part released the song Run by Woody. Another track that left an impression on fans included Mijoo’s soft number My Heart Says. All songs released so far have touched fans on how perfectly they complement the storyline for Sol-hee and Do-ha’s story.

My Lovely Liar Hwang Min-hyun OST

It has also been confirmed in tvN’s new post that Min-hyun himself will also be singing for an OST that will be released soon for his show. This news has left fans of the actor dancing with joy as they have been waiting to hear his voice on the show’s soundtrack. Details of the song haven’t been announced yet.

Watch the My Lovely Liar Episode 7 Promo

My Lovely Liar Kdrama airs every Monday-Tuesday on tvN at 20:50 PM KST, and is streaming on Viki and Viu (select regions).

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