네 곁에 있을게 (Orbit)

A hushed atmosphere opens like a held breath — layered synth pads drift beneath a sparse, pillowy beat, and the space between notes feels intentional, almost reverential. Jonghyun's voice enters with a warmth that is immediately intimate, sitting low in his chest before curling upward into a tender falsetto on the hook. This is a late-night confession, the kind you make quietly so as not to disturb the world around you. The production never crowds him — every element peels back to let the vocal carry the emotional weight of an unconditional promise. There is no drama here, no crescendo that shatters the mood, just a sustained gentleness that accumulates slowly into something deeply moving. The song belongs to the tradition of Korean R&B balladry at its most refined — Jonghyun as a songwriter who understood that restraint is its own kind of power. Listeners reach for it in the quiet hours, when they want to feel accompanied without feeling overwhelmed, when they need the reminder that devotion does not have to announce itself loudly to be real.