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Tatsuya Kitani - Ao no Sumika (Acoustic) This song is the opening theme for Jujutsu Kaisen's Hidden Inventory arc, but it's the acoustic version that only appears in the Hidden Inventory arc movie compilation. It's a version I prefer over the original. While the original version feels like it captures the excitement and vibrant youth, the acoustic version seems to hold a sense of irretrievable sadness, like the latter half of the Hidden Inventory arc. At the end of the compilation movie, this song plays alongside a montage of nostalgic photos not shown in the original manga, and the lingering feeling is unforgettable. I really highly recommend this song.

This is [Her] by Epitone Project, one of the double title tracks from a compilation album featuring musicians from the indie label Pastel Music. The other title track is 'Let's Be Well, Us' by J_ust. Both songs were filmed on the same set, with the same actors and concept. Epitone Project's video was shot from the perspective of male actor Ahn Jae-hong, while J_ust's was from the perspective of female actor Hwang Seung-eon, creating a unique music video with a story that is completed when the two songs are combined.

Among Shin Seung Hun's songs, there seem to be ones that were massive hits back in the day, but I wonder if this might be the one that's still heard occasionally these days. "I Believe" Actually, I was thinking of introducing his songs divided into self-composed and not-self-composed ones. According to copyright association registrations, this song is indeed not self-composed. Composed by Kim Hyung Suk, lyrics by Yang Jae Sun. But on Namu Wiki, it says it was co-composed by Kim Hyung Suk and Shin Seung Hun, and Shin Seung Hun just gave up the copyright, making it a co-composition credited to Kim Hyung Suk. Well, Namu Wiki is just for reference. Anyway, that's the kind of story that exists. I think it's a song close to the standard of ballads. It seems to be frequently chosen in audition programs. Conversely, one might think it's too plain a song. Either way, perhaps it continues to be loved because of that very plainness. haha

A cheerful and lovely song depicting the process of falling in love. It warms your heart when you listen to it. Highly recommended.

It's autumn, really autumn 🍂 Sneaking in another song recommendation today! I think this song is great for a walk on an autumn evening. The intro melody is so beautiful, like rolling pearls, I love it haha Do you guys have any experience with unrequited love or dating?! I still have no dating experience 😭😭 If you're currently experiencing unrequited love or are in a relationship, you should definitely listen to this song!! 'Even if your actions, way of speaking, or expressions aren't what I usually like, I'm drawn to you, what can I do?' Look at these lyrics!!!!!!!!!! Isn't this true love? lololol I'm going to listen to this song while climbing stairs today, so I hope you guys give it a listen too 🍂🍂

What did I protect and hurt to live this long? In search of the truth of all things, fighting against absurdity You know too, that it's not wrong Because 'I am still' alive I feel alive through this pain This is Alive, the OP for Arknights: Prelude to Dawn. It's a song where "I want to tell everyone" and "I want to keep it to myself" coexist. That's how good I think this song is. Listen to it.

This is 'Youth Comic' by Lee Mujin. It's a famous song, so many of you might already know it. But I love this song so much that I just had to recommend it! First off, Lee Mujin's voice is quite unique, you could say. And that voice fits this song perfectly, plus the high notes are absolutely heavenly. If you've heard it, just listen to it 10 more times. If you haven't, listen to it about 50 times. The lyrics are great, the meaning is great, the melody is great, and even if none of that were true, you can always trust Lee Mujin's music, right? Go listen now!

I thought about linking a famous song, but I'm just linking my absolute favorite. If you want to listen to his most famous songs, try searching for "The Reflection in Your Smile", "Invisible Love", or "For a Long, Long Time". It's strange because Shin Seung-hun's popularity was truly immense in Korea. But when you listen to compilations of old hit songs, Shin Seung-hun's tracks are rarely included. On this board too, it seems like very few people have introduced his songs. Someone I know said, "Shin Seung-hun, Shin Hae-chul, Seo Taiji, etc., are their own genre, so maybe they're not included in compilations." I don't know if that's really the reason, but anyway, I wanted to introduce one of his songs. Since he's a singer-songwriter, I planned to introduce songs he made himself and songs he received from others! But when I search now, this particular song was composed by Shin Seung-hun, but the lyrics are by someone else. Anyway, I'll introduce another song later. Of course, I welcome it if others say, "I like this song."

It's Saturday, and the Chuseok holiday is winding down... Today's song is "Love Letter," a track from BoA's 6th Japanese album. I've brought you a version by Aya Matsuura, BoA's Japanese best friend who's the same age. Is it better than the original? No... the original is better. But Aya's singing style does leave a strange lingering impression. I'll leave a link to the original for comparison. https://youtu.be/XMDCtr-4w30?si=Oo7JDPIsn7DPCF43 Honestly, during BoA's active years (00s-10s), Japan's idol scene had a scarcity of talent, so many relied solely on cuteness. Aya Matsuura was a rare 'six-sided' idol who also possessed vocal prowess. Perhaps it was the sense of solidarity projected from a solo idol active in a foreign country, but these two became close and still keep in touch regularly. Anyway, give it a listen! That's all for now!

The historic single "A Whiter Shade of Pale" by the British progressive rock band Procol Harum. It's a song comparable to Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody". The melody of Bach's "Air on the G String" flows through it, making it feel very classical and keeping me listening for a long time. I was listening to the original song and then heard the live version, and I can't go back. The atmosphere of the video is also wonderful. It would have been great to see that performance outdoors. It gives a feeling of peace and tranquility when you listen to it. The lyrics are profound and I have no idea what they mean lol