#korean-ballad Articles

SEOGI and LUCKSMITH release Trophy through Stone Music, presenting a tender ballad about endurance, comfort, and quiet recognition.

Kim Gyeol revisits My Love By My Side in a restrained live clip released through Stone Music Entertainment.

BEN and LUCKSMITH’s Far Away live clip uses restraint, acoustic detail, and Stone Music’s official channel to frame a quiet ballad release.

Kim Il Kwon releases Before Love through 1theK, giving the ballad an official global YouTube spotlight.

Huh Gak’s MBC clean-stage compilation underlines why his voice remains a durable force in Korean ballad performance.

MBC Entertainment spotlighted Lee Yeji with a clean-stage compilation that frames the young vocalist as a rising ballad name.

Roy Kim releases Bloom Again, his first-ever remake album featuring six iconic Korean songs — a milestone 13 years in the making for one of K-music's most trusted voices.

Some songs arrive perfectly formed the first time. Others reveal new dimensions when another artist dares to inhabit them fully. Jung Sub's cover of "어쩔 수가 없나 봐...

Korean singer Byul (별) has earned widespread admiration after coming forward voluntarily about a part of her personal history that many celebrities would prefer...

When South Korea's largest music distribution platform decides to launch an entirely new series dedicated to ballads, the choice of who leads the very first epi...

Some comebacks are measured in months. Others are measured in lifetimes. For Korean ballad singer Kang Hee Soo, the distance between his last moment in the spot...

Korean ballad singer Yoo Yul, who spent nearly seven years battling a life-threatening lung disease and even faced death rumors online, has emerged with a remar...