‘Since the moment I saw you for the first time I’m dreaming of tomorrow that we will love’ is a great example of this and it’s one that’s clearly a nod toward Tae-Eul and her growing feelings toward the King.

“I Fall In Love” switches things up from the more heartfelt ballads to a much more bouncy, playful love song, one that has some great lyrical content. “Orbit” and the aforementioned “Gravity” both capture the essence of the other-world Corea mirroring and juxtaposing Korea, with “Orbit” feeling like an instant chart-topping hit on the K-Pop scene. Zion T’s lyrics work well to set the tone for the album ahead and from here, the tracks only get stronger. The album opens with “I Just Want To Stay With You”, a song that mirrors the feelings that become synonymous with our main protagonist Lee Gon. Whether it be the reverb placed on the vocals in “Gravity” or the lighter, dreamy lyrics in “Dream”, Eternal Monarch does a really great job with its soundtrack. With a story wrapped up in time travel parallel worlds and plenty of doppelganger action, Eternal Monarch’s soundtrack does a great job capturing those vibes audibly through a thematically relevant set of K-pop and instrumental edits. The King: Eternal Monarch is a Korean drama that may have modest ratings in Korea, but has become an International hit thanks to Netflix’s broad reach. You are my beginning and last – Kim Jae Hwan & Im Han-byeol

You Can’t Stop It From Bloomming – Sunwoojunga

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