Jo Sung-hwan's Alter Ego 'Yukja' Releases OST 'Memory of Moonlight' for Film 'Loan Boy'

Yukja, the alter ego of Jo Sung-hwan from the group Yukgaksoo, will release the fifth track 'Memory of Moonlight' for the film 'Loan Boy' OST today (1st) at noon through various music platforms.

'Loan Boy' is a suspense crime film depicting the events that unfold when a high school student at the lowest rung of society gets entangled in the world of loan sharks. The film is characterized by its unpredictable plot and cynical realism.

'Memory of Moonlight,' sung by Yukja, is a song that delves deeply into the inner emotions and narrative of the characters within the film, aiming to maximize the audience's immersion.

The track is a pop ballad that uses the metaphor of moonlight to describe unforgettable promises, frozen time, and lost love. Its melody is impressive, warmly embracing the heart amidst the cold night's emotion. Notably, Yukja's androgynous tone and soulful vocals perfectly capture the song's poignant atmosphere.

Yukja is the new persona of Jo Sung-hwan, a member of the group Yukgaksoo, well-known for 'Heungbo's Great Joke.' He has been actively engaging with the public through social media and live broadcasts recently. This OST release signals his approach to the public with a different facet, promising a lasting impression with a sincere ballad filled with his long-standing musical expertise.

The song was meticulously handled by Yoo Dae-young, a maestro of the Korean popular music scene, who took charge of lyrics, composition, arrangement, and production. His sophisticated arrangement, warm keyboard sounds, and lyrical guitar performance blend together to create a dramatic emotional experience.

Meanwhile, the film 'Loan Boy' OST Take.5 'Memory of Moonlight,' performed by Yukja, is available on all major music sites starting today (1st) at noon, further deepening the emotional resonance of the movie.

Netizens are expressing anticipation, commenting things like 'Looking forward to seeing Jo Sung-hwan's new side,' 'A ballad sounds sad already,' and 'Movie OSTs are always masterpieces, I trust this one too.'