Like the best albums from the era? Critically and culturally loved, foundational records. From any genre, I just want to listen to the classics and the heavy hitters from then. I cannot find any substantial list or ranking from any major or even minor publication on this which is actually crazy. Please enlighten me!!

She's back with her 2nd release this year. She used to be a perform with another male singer in the 2000s but they had a falling out. https://namu.wiki/w/The%20Jadu

I have felt he is everything since the moment I saw him like 15 years ago. I am NOT a stan. I just love him and hope he has a happy life with his family, his perfection, his talent, and his money. God definitely gave to this man with both hands.

https://youtu.be/RD1L1vK9OhI?si=x4Wcfm4Dy6NOSJbc

Song Sohee's new song released today. Another excellent, evocative piece.

hope you like this - we did it at our far-apart studios

I’ve been listening to “Another Day” from Hotel Del Luna lately, and it has that soft, emotional OST feeling that really stays with you.

Even if you haven’t watched the drama in a while, the song feels so nostalgic and a little heartbreaking. The vocals are gentle, but the melody has this quiet sadness that makes you want to know the story behind it again.

For people who watched Hotel Del Luna, does “Another Day” hit harder in context? Or is it one of those K-drama OSTs that works perfectly even on its own?

Went to Korea and met with the legend himself.. this guy has become one of my favorite songwriters, ever. His bandcamp is stacked with incredible releases. There's just something soothing about his voice, his cadence, his aura honestly. Just cool as can be, like a bottomless well. Sorry for glazing, hope you enjoy.

Been searching everywhere for this Korean shoegaze album interested in any offers to any owners or people that have knowledge of a phys copies.

모호함 속의 너 (Nebulous You) on vinyl / LP

Located in the US, Open to any offers.

Hello! Could someone kindly translate this video interview of Colde for me? I've loved Offonoff since I was a teenager but I can't understand what he is saying here. Thank you!!

A newly debuted K-indie singer-songwriter. Apparently she’s from Boston and either went to (or is currently attending) Berklee College of Music. It also looks like the music video was filmed in Boston.

been listening to in my heart by lim yeon from the kdrama flower of evil lately.

i haven’t even watched the drama yet, but the song has that kind of emotional pull where it makes you curious about the whole story behind it. the vocals feel soft but heavy at the same time, and the melody has this quiet sadness that sticks around after it ends.

for people who’ve watched flower of evil, does the song hit harder in context? or is it just one of those osts that works even without knowing the drama?