A Korean K-pop duet song: a captivating collaboration
A special feature on duets in Korea and K-POP!
Korean singers are known for their emotionally rich performances.
It’s exciting to see collaborations you don’t often get to see.
These Korean duets include many wonderful songs, with sweet love songs at the center.
We researched a wide range—from classic male-female duets to iconic same-gender pairings.
Every track is easy to get into, and they’re perfect not only for listening with someone special but also for singing and having fun at karaoke!
Korea/K-pop duet songs: captivating collaborations (31–40)
Counting DaysUrban Zakapa
Here’s a song that paints a portrait of aching feelings and profound longing.
It’s the long-awaited track from Urban Zakapa, making their first full-group comeback in three years.
The delicate vocals convey a sense of loss and a yearning for reunion that tightens the chest.
Counting the days while thinking of a loved one evokes loneliness, yet also a glimmer of hope.
Released in June 2024, this number is for anyone nursing the pain of heartbreak or wishing to meet someone precious once again.
True to the Korean R&B trio’s style, the emotive singing and arrangements are captivating.
Love Me CrazyLIM KIM, JAMIE
A collaborative track by Lim Kim—who, after performing in the duo Togeworl as Kim Ye-rim, has stepped beyond the confines of K-pop—and Korean R&B artist Jamie.
The project, part of SM STATION, was released in February 2023.
It’s a stylish, mood-driven love song that portrays confidently making a move on someone you like.
Sometimes a long time passes with neither side taking the first step, but the mature, relaxed vibe here is wonderful.
As the saying goes, “there’s no need to rush love,” so let this song encourage you while you’re in love!
When it snows(Feat.Heize)LEE MU JIN
Singer-songwriter Lee Mujin, who rose to domestic popularity after appearing on the hit Korean audition show “Sing Again,” is a male artist known for his gentle vocals and his knack for dropping catchy, hit-worthy tunes.
His collaboration with female singer-songwriter Heize, “When it snows (Feat.
Heize),” is an emotional pop ballad that portrays the feelings of a man and woman after a breakup.
Fallin’도영, 김민하
Doyoung, a member of the popular boy group NCT, is an idol known for his sexy high-range vocals.
The work in which he co-stars with actress Kim Min-ha is “Fallin’.” It’s a languid number that lays vocals over a simple track, creating a gentle, heartwarming atmosphere throughout.
In particular, Jihoon’s high-note parts are absolutely entrancing to listen to.
I Want LoveLee Da Hee, Siwon Choi
Siwon Choi, a member of SUPER JUNIOR who is now also active as an actor, has really developed a commanding presence lately, hasn’t he? The work he co-starred in with actress Lee Da-hee is this piece, “I Want Love.” It also serves as the theme song for the drama “I Want Love,” in which the two lead.
If you want to savor the song more deeply, be sure to check out the drama as well.
The rap part in the middle is incredibly cool, so that’s definitely a highlight to watch for!
Korea / K-pop duet songs: Collaboration of charm (41–50)
You, Who?Eric Nam×Somi
A digital single that heralds the sweet and bittersweet arrival of spring.
This unconventional collaboration between Eric Nam and Somi delivers a song that feels like a page from youth.
The yearning of courtship beautifully aligns with the start of a new season.
The shared sense of joy between the two artists wafts in like the fragrance of flowers carried on a spring breeze.
Released in March 2017, it peaked at No.
16 on Korea’s digital charts.
It’s a track that brings back that moment when anyone fell in love and warms the heart.
Perfect for welcoming fresh feelings and soaking in the gentle spring sunshine.
SomeSOYOU, Junggigo
Sistar, a girl group that gained popularity in the 2010s—pronounced just like “sister.” Soyou, who served as the group’s lead vocalist, is currently active as a solo singer.
The song “Some” is a collaboration between Soyou and Junggigo, a highly regarded male singer-songwriter.
Since the track is led by Junggigo, you won’t hear Soyou’s signature high notes, but you can fully enjoy the two artists’ smooth harmonies.
Be sure to check it out.