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Pop singer Younha's album cover of "Part B. Growing Season" [Lion Media]

Korean pop singer Younha has recorded a song for the soundtrack of MBC's new TV series "Personal Taste", according to her agency Lion Media on Wednesday.

Lion said Younha will sing the theme song titled "You Don't Say" for actress Son Ye-jin's character in the Wednesday/Thursday drama. This will be the first time she has contributed to a soundtrack since her debut.

"You Don't Say," directed by the producer of "I Broke Up Today" from her third full-length album "Part. B Growing Season," will also be released on several online music sites tomorrow in time with the premiere of the drama.

Younha, 22, made her singing debut in Japan in 2005, appearing on the Korean music scene two years later. She has many hits under her name including "Password 486," "Comet" and "Telepathy."

The piano playing artist has sold over 30,000 copies of her third full-length record "Part. B Growing Season," which went on sale December 11 last year.

Reporter : Lucia Hong luciahong@asiae.co.kr
Editor : Jessica Kim jesskim@asiae.co.kr
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New MBC TV series "Personal Taste" is already stirring Korea and Asia since its premiered last night, according to Korea's major broadcaster MBC on Thursday.

MBC said in a press release that the show is already receiving inquiries about overseas broadcasting copyrights and has been sold at "unprecedented prices" to several countries in Asia including Hong Kong and Thailand.

"Sales inquiries are pouring in from Japan and China, the biggest markets for the Hallyu," explained an official at Victory Production Company, who produces the drama. "It is expected to be sold at the highest price in the history of Korean dramas."

Meanwhile, many fans from Japan, China and other Asian countries are reportedly visiting the set to watch and support the show's lead actor Lee Min-ho. Some 50 Japanese fans showed up at the press conference for "Taste", held March 25 in Seoul.

Local fans are showing a lot of support for the show as well -- fan clubs of Lee and actress Son Ye-jin visited the set with food and clothes for the cast and crew.

"Taste", based on a novel of the same title by Korean writer Lee Se-in, is about a man pretending to be a homosexual in order to become roommates with a woman who wants to live with a gay male friend.

According to daily statistics released by research firm AGB Nielsen Media, the Wednesday/Thursday drama made a solid debut on the small screen last night with a viewership rating of 13.8 percent.

The second episode airs tonight on SBS.

Reporter : Lynn Kim lynn2878@asiae.co.kr
Editor : Jessica Kim jesskim@asiae.co.kr
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