
When it comes to spring, you’d think of flowers in bloom and warm, sunny weather.
Sitting by a cafe watching the leaves rustle and basking in the bright sunlight, you’d want to indulge in peppy hits and songs you’ll be able to sing along to in a jiffy. Here are five K-pop songs you must tune in to this season to get you in the right mood for spring.
1. Blue (2025) — ZEROBASEONE
Blue (2025) is a lively and nostalgic song about a fated love that’s sad. But at the same time so beautiful, which reminds you of your first love.
With its soaring melody, ZEROBASEONE fills your heart with warmth and happiness, giving off that perfect mix of refreshing vibes, fitting for the season.
2. Bam Yang Gang (2024) — BIBI
Bam Yang Gang (2024) is a sweet, whimsical waltz track. Here, BIBI makes you feel as though you are dancing in a field of flowers. A distinct change in concept from her usual releases, Bam Yang Gang also shows off the singer’s gentle and sweet facade.
Talking about feelings of longing and connection in a romantic relationship, Bam Yang Gang is the perfect song to hum along to as you walk down the streets.
3. Say Yes (2016) — LOCO, PUNCH
An OST from the K-drama Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (2016), Say Yes (2016) is a song that expresses a heart of love.
Performed by the iconic duo Loco and Punch, its lyrics are about confessing your love to someone. With its incredibly sweet vibes and vocals, this song is the perfect motivation you’d need if you’re planning to confess this season.
4. Blueming (2019) — IU
IU’s Blueming (2019) is an upbeat love song which expresses what it feels like to live and love.
With blue flowers which signify miracles and endless possibilities, this song is fitting for the season. It celebrates new beginnings, growth and blooming. Of course, everything is made better thanks to IU’s angelic vocals, of course.
5. Not Spring, Love or Cherry Blossoms (2014) — HIGH4, IU
A throwback to the early 2010s, Not Spring, Love or Cherry Blossoms (2014) is a soft, spring-season song with lyrics that are ironically antithetical to the season.
With words like “Everyone but me is in love, singing spring songs”, it expresses the feeling of being alone in spring, a welcome change from the usual love songs, especially for those who are single during this season.
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