When a singer sing with full feeling it make the listener also feel sad
By AkamaruKei
@AkamaruKei (5219)
Malaysia
December 16, 2012 9:17pm CST
I listen a sad Korean song. I dont know what he is saying but i know it a song about love and sad. I try to control myself not to sad but i still feel sad. Luckily i not crying when i listen it i just feel sad. Fuh when a singer sings with a full feeling it cause we are listening also feel sad.
6 responses
@renkinjutsushi (716)
• United States
17 Dec 12
Which song was it? I'm not familiar with a lot of Korean singers, just a few of the groups like 4Minute and T-ARA who've released Japanese-language songs recently.
You listen to J-pop, too, right? Have you heard Nakashima Mika's Ashita Sekai ga Owaru Nara? That's one I've been listening to a lot lately. It's the Japanese theme from whatever the latest Resident Evil movie was. I thought of it immediately when I read this discussion, because Nakashima-san puts so much raw emotion into it.
http://www.jpopasia.com/celebrity/mikanakashima/videos/ashita-sekai-ga-owaru-nara::26906.html
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@AkamaruKei (5219)
• Malaysia
17 Dec 12
It's a theme song for Korean drama series I'm Sorry, I Love You or in hangul MiSa - Mianhada Saranghanda. The title of the song is snowflower and sing by Park Hyo Shin. Yes i listen Nakashima Mika's Ashita Sekai ga Owaru Nara. It also sad song. I very like J-rock song but i also like J-pop and K-pop.
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@renkinjutsushi (716)
• United States
17 Dec 12
Hm... not one I've heard before, but I definitely have to agree with you after listening to it.
My tastes tend to go back and forth between J-pop and J-rock. I'm burning a couple new CDs for my car tonight with some songs from Aikawa Nanase, Kamiki Aya, and Yousei Teikoku on them. There's a new one from EGOIST called Namae no nai Kaibutsu that I'll probably add, too, if I can find a place to buy it tonight. :)
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@renkinjutsushi (716)
• United States
18 Dec 12
It's a lot easier to find Japanese music here than it used to be. They're starting to add some Japanese artists to the American iTunes store, but the selection is still really limited. Mostly, the songs we can buy here are the ones from really popular singers like Hamasaki Ayumi.
I have an account for the Japanese iTunes store and get most of my music from there. It's kind of a pain because I have to buy Japanese iTunes gift cards to load my account, and the price has gone up a lot. I usually just use YouTube to find new artists and songs that I like, then buy the songs I want on iTunes if they're available. If they aren't, and I really like the song, I'll go ahead and buy the album or single from a site like CDJapan or eBay.
I do like a few visual kei bands like Alice Nine, Matenrou Opera, Nightmare, SID, and Versailles. That's Mao in your avatar, isn't it?
@mhaiXCs10s (619)
• Philippines
17 Dec 12
Indeed it is... Everytime I am listening to any particular song, I also feel like what the song all about. Mostly, some songs about heartbreak makes me feel the feeling of being hurt. I love to hear singers who sings with all their heart for they are so good expressing the emotions beyond the song.
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@AkamaruKei (5219)
• Malaysia
17 Dec 12
When i listen a sadness song it remember me about my life. That why i feel sad.
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@miyazaki12 (428)
• Philippines
18 Dec 12
That is one thing I like about Asian music- whether you can understand the lyrics or not, feelings are actually conveyed. The rhythm, the melody and just the notes would be enough. I especially like Yiruma's compositions.
@miyazaki12 (428)
• Philippines
19 Dec 12
Yiruma is actually a pianist and composer who is from South Korea. Do try listening to his music! You can feel a lot of emotions listening to his music. Some of his compositions make you feel blissful while others would make you feel so so sad. He's a good artist. I'll recommend you three of his compositions that I like the most. He composed River Flows in You, Maybe, Moonlight. He composed so much more.
@AkamaruKei (5219)
• Malaysia
18 Dec 12
Yeah i like Asian music song especially Japanese and Korean song. Their rhythm and their melody can change my feeling. When i listen Japanese song it makes me feels relax. I dont about Yiruma. Who is Yiruma?
@fearlessgara (1113)
• Philippines
17 Dec 12
or perhaps its in the rhythm or sound of the songs that makes you sad because i myself everytime i heard sad song.Even I am happy it still touches my heart with no reason..
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@AkamaruKei (5219)
• Malaysia
17 Dec 12
Yeah it's rythm also sad not only the song is sad.
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@habibti320 (925)
• United States
17 Dec 12
This happens with me too...even when I cannot understand the lyrics of the song, I still feel so much emotion when the singer sings with full feeling! Mind sharing the song/artist you are referring to? I'm always on the lookout for new music!
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@AkamaruKei (5219)
• Malaysia
17 Dec 12
The title of the song i listen is snowflower by Park Hyo Shin.
