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Recommended Songs for the Lunar New Year by Kim Pil, Bolbbalgan4, and Others

Recommended Songs for the Lunar New Year by Kim Pil, Bolbbalgan4, and Others
Various artists recommend songs suitable for the 2026 Lunar New Year holiday.
These musical selections enhance the comfort of the holiday and create special moments with family.
Each artist adds a unique message and sentiment to their chosen tracks, enriching the festive spirit.

[TV Daily Reporter Kim Ji-ha] The 2026 Lunar New Year holiday extends for five days, and various artists have shared their recommended songs for this festive period. Music plays a key role in creating a warm atmosphere and facilitating conversation among families during this time.

Popular artists such as Kim Pil, Bolbbalgan4, Bla, Juni, and Hanloro have introduced songs that are perfect for the New Year celebrations. Each selection complements the festive mood while offering a chance for a refreshing change.

◆ Kim Pil

Kim Pil’s recommendation is Chris Stapleton's 'Bad As I Used To Be,' which was nominated for Best Country Solo Performance at the Grammy Awards. This track features restrained vocals and impressive sound, making it ideal for long drives.

◆ Bolbbalgan4

An Ji-young of Bolbbalgan4 has chosen Miley Cyrus's 'End of the World.' This song helps soothe the anxious mind ahead of the new year, encouraging listeners to relax and enjoy the moment.

◆ Bla

Bla's pick is Wise Blood's 'A Lot’s Gonna Change.' This heavily repeated favorite evokes a narrative-like quality, making it perfect for leisurely listening during the holidays. The entire album is worth a listen.

◆ Juni

Juni recommends Daniel Caesar's 'Who Knows.' This song perfectly fits the leisurely pace of the holiday, providing soothing sounds that enhance the relaxed mood.

◆ Hanloro

Hanloro's original track 'I Will Love' is ideal for those preparing for the New Year. It encourages reflections on love for family, friends, and even oneself, fostering warmth during this time.

Kim Pil’s choice, Chris Stapleton's 'Bad As I Used To Be,' captures the essence of country music and showcases the emotional depth found within the genre. This Grammy-nominated track serves as the soundtrack for family journeys during the holiday, offering comfort with its soothing melody. The harmonious blend of soft vocals and the overall instrumentation creates a serene atmosphere that enhances the long stretches of travel.

An Ji-young's pick, Miley Cyrus's 'End of the World,' symbolizes hope and positivity for the new year. In a time when resolutions may feel overwhelming, the message to let go of impatience and enjoy the present shines through. This song plays a significant role in energizing the festive spirit and encouraging a fulfilling mindset as audiences approach the New Year.

Bla's track, 'A Lot’s Gonna Change,' provides dramatic emotional shifts that blend beautifully with the leisurely vibes of the holiday. This song reflects a narrative-like quality, stimulating deep introspection while infusing a sense of calm. Such selections enrich the musical experience and offer an opportunity to find inner peace within the collection of beloved artists.

This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.

Photo: TVDaily

Source: tvdaily.co.kr