[Edaily Starin YUN GI BACK Reporter] Singer JUNNY has joined the OST for “Creepy Romance,” continuing the thrill of romance through music. Having expanded her scope of activities from music, performances, and guest appearances to OSTs, JUNNY is expected to once again showcase her strengths as an “emotional vocalist” through “My Girl.” JUNNY (Photo courtesy of Mob Company) According to her agencies, Mob Company and Stone Music, “My Girl,” Part 8 of the OST for the tvN Saturday-Sunday drama “Chilling Romance,” sung by JUNNY, will be released at 6 p.m. on the 16th. With this track, JUNNY is returning to the romance drama OST scene for the first time in about four months, following her contribution to “Yumi’s Cells Season 3” last April. “My Girl” is a pop track that depicts the emotional changes that begin anew when someone enters a previously mundane daily life. It blends the fluttering excitement of encountering one’s first love with warm acoustic sounds and a restrained rhythm. In particular, Joonie’s signature soft vocal tone perfectly complements the song’s atmosphere. Rather than exaggerating emotions, the track simply and honestly captures the subtle changes that occur when falling in love, and is expected to enhance the romantic scenes in “Chilling Romance.” (Photo: Stone Music) For Jooni, drama soundtracks are becoming another platform to showcase her strength: her delicate emotional expression. It’s also noteworthy that, following the release of “Into My Life” for the TVING series *Yumi’s Cells Season 3* last April, she has once again ventured into the romance genre. His main music career remains steady as well. In June, he showcased a subtle and sophisticated musical style with his single “Heaven Can Wait,” and the track “~When,” on which he appeared as a featured artist, is also receiving a positive response. Her activities are also expanding overseas. After holding her first solo concert in Korea, Joonie is currently on her world tour “null,” and she plans to meet local fans in three South American cities in August and in Tokyo, Japan, in September.
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