When the subway lurches, a crowd of people pushes Han Gyul into Eun Chan, who reacts in dismay when she pulls out of her pocket the toy Han Gyul gave her: It’s broken. Han Gyul scoffs at Eun Chan’s admiration of artistic people, still feeling annoyed. He gets more irritated hearing that it’s Han Sung, who feels bad for interrupting her while she’s busy, and Han Gyul drops her books and leaves her to carry them.

She listens as her caller plays her a song, and Han Gyul tries to suppress his curiosity, acting cool. But I suppose the word originally carried implications of higher skill level, kind of like a wine sommelier.)Įun Chan is touched at the gesture and Han Gyul smiles at her appreciation, until she receives a call from someone with whom she’s very friendly. (The advent of Starbucks and franchise coffee stores has, in my opinion, diminished the word barista. She wanted to become a barista, so she should learn more about it. Han Gyul carries the heavy books for her, and tells her they’re for her. Although he’s quieter than usual, Eun Chan is pretty much her normal self. The next day, without explaining the reason, Han Gyul takes Eun Chan with him to the bookstore. However, the moment Han Gyul’s out of view, he tries to get a grip on himself. The hug, however, has shaken Eun Chan, and as Han Gyul leaves, Eun Chan feels its aftereffects. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.Īfter hugging Eun Chan for a moment, Han Gyul suddenly pushes her away and laughs in relief, saying he worried over nothing. Also a bit of Sondre Lerche (love him!), maybe some Architecture in Helsinki, Nouvelle Vague… Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Often compared to Clazziquai, some of Humming Urban Stereo’s songs also remind me of French pop-electro-rock band Tahiti 80.

Humming Urban Stereo – “Insomnia.” This group has a song on Coffee Prince’s soundtrack (not this one). Que Sera Sera was pretty good too, but not as eclectic or varied. But surprisingly, there’s more to it - the featured songs are a diverse mix that, so far, comprises the best use of music in a drama since 2006’s Soulmate. Because this is such a popular, mainstream trendy drama, I was expecting a soundtrack that was fun but not that musically interesting - you know, fluffy, standard pop-song fare. Not just the official soundtrack, but the other songs they sprinkle throughout. I really, really like the music of the series. How can you “overrate” something if you can’t “rate” it? I’m more than willing to admit many popular hits don’t deserve their hype… but for me, I think the buzz level for Coffee Prince is just right. It’s a drama that I bet is going to lead to a lot of accusatory finger-pointing at the label “overrated” but I notice a lot of those complaints generally come from those who haven’t watched the show. 126 JJanuCoffee Prince: Seventh Cup by javabeansįor me, Coffee Prince is shaping up very nicely.

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