Singer Lee Mu jin has released a track that brings back memories of a poignant first love.

Lee Mu Jin's song for the tvN weekend drama 'Love Your Enemy' OST Part 4, titled 'Lilac', was officially released on December 7 at 6 PM on various music streaming platforms.

'Lilac' is a ballad that highlights a retro vibe. The first half of the song features a minimalist instrumental arrangement, with delicate emotional nuances taking center stage. Centered around the lilac flower, the song's lyrics unfold naturally. As the song progresses, the melody gradually intensifies, amplifying the emotional depth. Lee Mu Jin's uniquely sweet voice adds richness and charm to the track.

This song is particularly notable as it accompanies the flashback scene of Seok Ji Won (played by Joo Ji Hoon) and Yoon Ji Won (played by Jeong Yu Mi), who reunite after 18 years. The pairing, nicknamed 'Two Ji Wons,' captures the hearts of fans as they embark on a lilac-themed love challenge. The OST enhances the drama’s gripping romance, sparking excitement among viewers and music lovers alike.

Known for his musicality and mainstream appeal, Lee Mu Jin has consistently topped domestic music charts with hits like 'Traffic Light', 'Ordinary Confession', 'Episode', and 'Coming Of Age Story'. His contributions to popular drama OSTs such as 'Hospital Playlist 2', 'Now, We Are Breaking Up', and 'Business Proposal' have cemented his reputation as a "trustworthy voice."

The drama 'Love Your Enemy' follows the story of Seok Ji Won and Yoon Ji Won, two enemies born on the same day with the same name, whose fateful connection oscillates between love and animosity. After a heartbreaking separation in their youth, they reunite 18 years later, rekindling a war-like romance. The poignant narrative of 'Two Ji Wons,' tied together by destiny, has been generating buzz, drawing viewers into the drama's emotional depths.

Lee Mu Jin's 'Lilac', the fourth OST for 'Love Your Enemy', was officially released on December 7 at 6 PM on major music platforms.

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