My Love (도깨비 OST)

Eddy Kim plays acoustic guitar and writes songs that feel handmade, and this track is a perfect expression of that aesthetic. The guitar is fingerpicked and warm, the rhythm organic and unquantized in a way that gives the song a lived-in quality. His voice is pleasant and unassuming — not built for arena moments but perfectly suited to songs that feel like they were written for one person specifically. The song is uncomplicated in the best sense: it says what it means about love without metaphor, which in a cultural moment dominated by emotional complexity feels almost radical. As part of the Goblin OST, it occupied a gentler corner of the soundtrack — less about grief and longing than about the simpler pleasure of being near someone. It was widely used as background music in cafes and was streamed heavily through platforms that curate relaxed, acoustic playlists. The production has some light percussion and perhaps a low guitar line beneath, but nothing that displaces the dominant acoustic-vocal texture. This is a song for exactly the kind of afternoon it sounds like it was made in: unhurried, golden-lit, uncomplicated.