Anticipations For Our Blues OST By BTS Jimin And Ha Sung-woon Are High Ahead of Its Release

Ever since fans found out about BTS Jimin’s possible OST in the recent Kdrama Our Blues, they have been waiting for an official announcement to confirm the news. Yamyam Entertainment confirmed on April 19 that the Our Blues OST will be released on 25th April, at 12 AM KST. The song will also feature Jimin’s close friend, Ha Sungwoon, an ex-member of Wanna One.

It was also revealed that the song is produced by popular music producer Song Dong-woon. Song Dong-woon has previously produced OSTs for popular Kdramas like Descendants of the Sun, Hotel Del Luna and Goblin. Some of his most popular OSTs include Chanyeol and Punch’s ‘Stay With Me’, Soyou’s ‘I Miss You’, Crush’s ‘Beautiful’ and more. All of these songs have been popular for many years and are counted as one of the best Kdrama OSTs of all time.

Our Blues OST, BTS Jimin
Ha Sung-woon

The OSTs by this producer have been soothing Ballad-like singles with sweet melody and touching lyrics. Both Jimin and Ha Sung-woon have sweet voices that will suit the calm vibes of Our Blues. The OST will be released as the drama has moved on to the story of Yeong-ok and Jeong-jun’s fresh love story. We can expect some smooth melodies that surf along with the waves of the breezy Jeju sea and the newfound love of Yeong-ok and Jeong-jun.

Also Read: Business Proposal to Our Beloved Summer: Kdramas With Best OSTs in 2022

Jimin will become BTS’ third member to sing an OST for a Kdrama. Previously, Jin and V have released multiple OSTs for Kdramas before. Recently, Jin had released ‘Yours’ for Jirisan and V had released ‘Christmas Tree’ for Our Beloved Summer.

Check Out Our Blues OST ‘The Last’ By Heize

The next episode of Our Blues will be released on April 23 on Netflix. The OST is set to release at 12 AM KST after episode 6 is released.

Watch Our Blues on Netflix.

Also Read: Our Blues Episode 4 Recap: Kim Woo-bin Makes Courage to Approach Han Ji-min


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