KBS Drama Special “Sound:Track”: Eight One-Act Dramas Inspired by Songs, Premiering November 18

Some songs stay with you long after the last note fades. What if each one became its own story? That is the idea behind 2026 KBS Drama Special “Sound:Track” (literal…

By Reetam Bodhak

November 3, 2026

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Some songs stay with you long after the last note fades. What if each one became its own story? That is the idea behind 2026 KBS Drama Special “Sound:Track” (literal title), whose first poster just landed, and it looks like a love letter to music and memory.

What Is “Sound:Track”?

It is an anthology series made up of eight standalone dramas exploring love, breakups, and personal growth through music we encounter in everyday life. The cast includes Woo Davi, Kim Hyun Jin, Pyo Ye Jin, Lee Ki Taek, and Joo Jong Hyuk, among others.

Sound:Track : Drama Details

Detail	Info
Format	Anthology of 8 standalone one-act dramas
Length	60 minutes each
Genres	Romance, mystery, fantasy, youth, historical
Premiere	November 18, with “You More Than the Scent of Spring”
Air times	Wednesdays 9:50 p.m. KST, Thursdays 10 p.m. KST
Network	KBS

The Poster: A Playlist You Can See

The poster is clever. It shows a track list written on a note, and each entry is a song title that inspired one of the eight stories and also serves as that drama’s title. Like a playlist, it suggests eight different tales coming together to form one album.

The Eight Titles

#	Title
1	“You More Than the Scent of Spring”
2	“After the Play Ends”
3	“When My Loneliness Calls You”
4	“Bye, Summer”
5	“Reminiscence”
6	“Chronicles”
7	“Lie, Lie, Lie”
8	“Autumn Morning”

The poster does not link specific actors to specific titles, so casting for each episode will likely be revealed later.

Why This Format Works?

Each story has its own era, setting, and characters, yet all offer distinct takes on universal emotions. The songs also double as OST tracks, driving each narrative in a different way. According to the production team, the stories sometimes carry forward the original song’s feelings and at other times explore them from a completely different angle. That gives viewers a mix of familiarity and surprise.

For busy viewers, the one-act structure is a bonus. You do not need to remember a sprawling plot; you can drop in for one hour and still get a complete emotional arc. Fans who like variety, from historical drama to fantasy, may find at least one favorite among the eight.

A Warm-Up Watchlist

While you wait, you can catch Kim Hyun Jin in “IDOL I” and Pyo Ye Jin in “Taxi Driver 3” on Viki.

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