Park Hae Soo Sings Scarecrow OST

Actor Park Hae-soo personally sang "​Forgotten Things," the OST Part. 2 for ENA's Monday-Tuesday drama "The Wooden Dummy." The song was released today (the 12th) at noon.

"The Wooden Dummy" is a crime investigation thriller about a detective who was investigating a serial killer, forming an unexpected partnership with someone he detested. The drama is garnering attention for its dense portrayal of guilt, desire, and the cracks in one's beliefs, while the acting synergy of Park Hae-soo, Lee Hee-joon, and Kwak Sun-young is heightening the tension and driving high viewership ratings.

In the drama, Park Hae-soo plays Kang Tae-joo, a detective who is demoted to his hometown and then pursues a serial murder case, delicately portraying complex emotions. He leads the drama's central narrative by densely depicting the hidden scars, anxieties, and guilt behind his cool judgment and persistence. This OST participation is expected to enhance the drama's immersion by expanding the character's emotional depth through music, not just his acting.

"Forgotten Things," OST Part. 2 for "The Wooden Dummy," is a song depicting the weight of life and indelible self-blame. It is a new folk-style reinterpretation of the original song by the group Zoo. While maintaining the original's lyricism and analog sensibility, it adds a deep and heavy emotion to match the drama's atmosphere.

Park Hae-soo's calm yet profound vocals delicately express the emotions following irreversible choices. The emotional line, built up calmly rather than with flashy techniques, realistically conveys the character's loneliness and regret, leaving a deep impression. This OST is expected to delicately connect the emotional lines of the characters in the drama and musically interpret the drama's atmosphere and emotions, doubling the immersion in the work.