그리고 (사랑의 불시착 OST)

한요한's 그리고 (사랑의 불시착 OST) operates at a quieter frequency than most drama OSTs — it's not trying to overwhelm, it's trying to accompany. The production is acoustic-forward: fingerpicked guitar, minimal percussion, the occasional swell of strings arriving late and leaving early. His voice is soft-grained and unhurried, carrying the particular quality of someone speaking carefully because the words matter too much to rush. The song lives in the aftermath — not the dramatic height of love or loss, but the ellipsis that follows, the "and then" of the title. It's about the continuity of feeling, the way love doesn't conclude neatly when circumstances force separation but keeps generating its quiet signal even in absence. There's a Korean folk-pop sensibility here that sits comfortably outside the more polished mainstream OST sound — it feels hand-stitched rather than produced, intimate in the way that recordings made in small rooms at close microphone distances tend to be. This is music for the walk home after something has changed, for sitting with a cup of tea gone cold, for the moment you realize you've been thinking about someone for twenty minutes without noticing.