IU and Park BoGum's much-anticipated collaboration ”Thank You” will be even more special... OST to be released today (22nd)

Singer and actress IU will be taking part in the OST of "Thank You for Your Hard Work," adding a special touch to the song. According to PAN Entertainment, the OST will be broadcast on all global platforms at 12:00 p.m. today (22nd).
The new Netflix series "Goodbye" (written by Lim Sang-chun, directed by Kim Won-seok, produced by PAN Entertainment and Param) will be available on the music platform.
Pictures)'s OST "Otsukaresama OST from the Netflix Series - Act 3" will be officially released.
The Netflix Series – Act 3, which was released on the 21st afternoon, featured IU’s “Night Walk” and Hong Isak’s “My Love,
A total of two songs will be recorded: "Night Walk" and "Beside Me". IU, who perfectly transforms into the intelligent and rebellious girl "Aesun", will be singing on "Night Walk", adding a special feeling to the song.
This is a song by singer-songwriter d.ear, which was performed through "Otsukaresama OST from the Netflix Series - Chapter 1".
The beautiful melody and lyrical lyrics are in harmony with IU's warm voice, leading the listeners on a journey through their own memories.
This piece expresses Seok's posthumous work with a simple and warm sentiment. Hong Isak, who has a deep tone with a plain voice, participated in the singing, and delicately reinterpreted the sensibility of the original song. Hong Isak's warm tone,
The mellow yet warm acoustic sound harmonizes with the song, creating a deeper resonance and portraying the loneliness and longing after a breakup with even more depth.
The film is based on the adventures of the intelligent Ae-seung and the iron-hardened Gwang-sik, both of whom were born in Jeju Island in the 1950s.
This series depicts Pai's life story through the four seasons. Since its premiere, it has been praised as the "TV series of life" for eliciting emotion and empathy through universal themes and heartwarming stories that appeal to all generations.
"Karesama" conveys a dedication to previous generations and a message of encouragement to the next generation through the love that blossoms over time, even after falling down and suffering setbacks.
The music for "Otsukaresama" includes "My Dear Mister", "Signal" and "Misaeng".
The music director, Park Sung-il, who has worked closely with director Kim Won-seok, also participated in the project, bringing a warm and moving feeling to the audience. In particular, the story begins in Jeju in 1960 and ends in Seoul in 2025.
The detailed direction of the film, which depicts the vast period of time spanning more than 60 years through inserted songs that incorporate images of the era, has also attracted attention.
Meanwhile, "Otsukaresama" had 6 million views in the first two weeks since its release (the total viewing time is the total running time of the film).
It also ranked second in the Global Top Series (non-English) category, including Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Turkey, the Philippines, and Vietnam, as well as South Korea.
It has been listed in the top 10 in a total of 41 countries, and its popularity continues to grow both in Korea and overseas.