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Hwang Ga-ram and Song Ha-ye Complete Dual LINE-up for 'Love is Coming' OST..Two Tracks Burst with Emotion

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Lee Seunghun

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/Photo=Yogurt Studio
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Singers Hwang Ga-ram and Song Ha-ye will perform the main OST for 'Love is Coming'.

On August 1 and 2, Hwang Ga-ram and Song Ha-ye will sequentially release their respective versions of the OST 'My Heart Does Not Say Goodbye' from KBS 2TV's new weekend drama 'Love is Coming', each bringing their unique color to the song.

'My Heart Does Not Say Goodbye' is a sentimental ballad that captures unwavering love even in moments of absolute crisis where one must accept a breakup. The same melody and lyrics are expected to heighten the drama's immersion through the distinct interpretations and emotional nuances of two vocalists, Hwang Ga-ram and Song Ha-ye.

Hwang Ga-ram's 'My Heart Does Not Say Goodbye', released on August 1, is a deeply emotional pop ballad OST that solemnly portrays a man's sincere refusal to let go of love despite facing a breakup. With his signature deep and compelling vocals, Hwang Ga-ram begins the song calmly before naturally following the gradually intensifying emotions, realistically depicting suppressed longing and regret.

Acoustic and electric guitar sounds, which gently guide the song centered around piano, create harmony with restrained string melodies that form perfect harmony with Hwang Ga-ram's mid-to-low range vocals. As the chorus approaches, the increasingly rich guitar sound further deepens the expression of poignant emotions reflecting on cherished times together.

Hwang Ga-ram's version, which conveys the message 'My Heart Ultimately Cannot Say Goodbye' with a calm yet profound resonance, is a premium ballad that leaves a lingering impression while delivering emotional impact to both viewers and K-pop fans.

Song Ha-ye's 'My Heart Does Not Say Goodbye', released the following day, is completed as a classic OST ballad expressing the heart of someone who tries to accept a final moment with their loved one but ultimately cannot say goodbye.

Known as an 'Emotional Balladeer,' Song Ha-ye's delicate and sorrowful vocals shine even brighter above gentle piano and warm string melodies. Her vocals, which calmly trace the enduring traces of love that never fade over time and deep longing, gradually build up richness toward the latter half of the song, moving toward a sorrowful melody.

As the lyrics state, 'No matter how much I try to forget / My heart ultimately cannot say goodbye,' Song Ha-ye elevates the emotional intensity of breakup scenes in the drama to their peak while simultaneously conveying a melancholic yet warm lingering feeling and deep empathy to everyone who has experienced loss in real life.

A representative from OST production company Yogurt Studio stated, "Hwang Ga-ram and Song Ha-ye, recognized for their unique vocal tones and singing abilities as unparalleled figures in Korea's ballad scene, have each contributed their own interpretations, elevating the song's completion to its highest level." They added, "Hwang Ga-ram's deep and profound resonance, combined with Song Ha-ye's delicate and dramatic singing charm, will make the narratives of characters in the drama 'Love is Coming' even more three-dimensional and diverse."

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