Gyeong-seo reimagines Yoon Sang's classic 'Running' as hard rock for 'Ghost Band' OST

Singer Gyeong-seo has expanded her musical spectrum by reinterpreting Yoon Sang's masterpiece with her own unique color. Through the track 'Running,' featured on the original soundtrack (OST) for the film 'Ghost Band,' Gyeong-seo showcases intense vocals that break away from her established image.

The song is a remake of Yoon Sang's 'Running,' a track that has long been beloved by the public. Opening with a calm acoustic guitar melody, the track follows a structure that gradually builds tension as Gyeong-seo's voice merges with the energy of Ghost Band. In the latter half, an intense hard rock sound erupts, maximizing the auditory impact.

From acoustic to hard rock: Gyeong-seo's vocal transformation

The song's progression serves as a showcase for Gyeong-seo's vocal capabilities. The calm atmosphere of the early stages builds steadily, culminating in an explosive hard rock finale. This transition highlights both Gyeong-seo's wide vocal range and her expressive emotional depth.

Notably, the track musically embodies the decisive moment when the character Mita reveals her voice to the world and joins Ghost Band as a true member. Gyeong-seo's vocals pierce through Mita's narrative, heightening the film's dramatic tension.

The OST that completes the 'Ghost Band' narrative

Gyeong-seo's rendition of 'Running' is a core track that captures the musical identity of 'Ghost Band.' Reflecting the energy of the band, the sound transcends a simple remake, gaining its own independent life by merging with the character growth depicted in the film.

Released on August 12, 2026, this OST is expected to serve as a bridge that carries the film's emotional impact through music. By maintaining the lyricism of Yoon Sang's original while adding the dynamic rock sound unique to Ghost Band, the track aims to appeal to both fans of the original and film audiences alike.