Japanese version of "Heartstrings" soundtrack due out next month

Cover of MBC's "Heartstrings" soundtrack [FNC Music]

The Japanese version of the soundtrack to CNBLUE member Jung Yong-hwa and actress Park Shin-hye starrer series "Heartstrings" will be released next month, according to CNBLUE's official Japanese website.

On Wednesday, their website showed that a two-disc Japanese edition of the "Heartstrings" soundtrack will go on sale in the country on December 7.

The soundtrack will be composed of the 20 tracks from the original two-part Korean release, featuring songs by Jung Yong-hwa, Park Shin-hye, Kang Min-hyuk, M Signal, FTIsland, and the bonus track "Comfort Song" which was featured in the 12th episode of the show.

"Heartstrings," which tells the story of people in their 20s and 30s at a performing arts school, caused a buzz before its premiere in Korea this June, being sold to several countries including Japan, China, Hong Kong, the Philippines and North America.

The show also starring CNBLUE member Kang Min-hyuk, Song Chang-eui and So E-hyun brought in ratings in the eight percent range during its two-month run in June.

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