• Kingdom (2019) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 8.40/10 from 54000 votes

Tags: joseon dynasty, crown prince

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Synopsis

Kingdom is set in the Joseon period. The king falls ill to smallpox and rumors start to spread that he has actually died. Meanwhile, Crown Prince Lee Chang is labeled a traitor by the Haewon Cho Clan, the clan of the current pregnant Queen and her father, Chief State Councilor Cho Hak Joo.

While trying to uncover the mystery of what happened to his father, the Crown Prince goes with his guard, the Moo Young, to Dongnae to look for Physician Lee Seung Hui who treated his father, only to be stuck with Assistant Physician Seo Bi and the mysterious man, Young Shin, in a village plagued with a mysterious disease.

The second season centers on the advancement of the plague across several provinces. In the lead-up to halting the outbreak, a devastating revelation ensues at Sangju. Upon the arrival of the winter season, the undead hordes now roam freely due to a change in ambient temperature.

Fearing the ramifications of an imminent invasion, Prince Lee Chang attempts to garner support from his allies to stop the undead and reclaim his right to the throne. Unbeknownst to the Prince, another conspiracy for political gain is brewing within the corrupt Haewon Cho Clan.

As Queen Consort Cho schemes to steal a male newborn to cement as heir to the royal throne, she further orchestrates a last-ditch strategy to use the plague against the citizens of Hanyang, if her former plan fails to succeed. As calamity looms among the living, only one question remains. Can the Prince save his people in time and end the political turmoil at the capital or will the plague mark the end of the Joseon dynasty?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Kingdom
	I Got Skills
	Twenty Miles
	Heart
	The Cycle
	Brass Tacks
	In My Bed
	Hitmakers
	Storm Will Pass
	All
	The Touch
	I'm Indestructible
	She Got a Mind
	Booty Makin Baby Shakin
	Special Delivery
	Habits
	A Baby Is Born
	Sunshine's Gone
	Ohm
	Oh My Lord
	Perfume & Lace
	Hooked
	Let It Come Down
	Out on the Hunt
	A Sorrowful Thing - Original Mix
	A Sorrowful Thing Featuring Implosion Quintet - Iq Two-Plum Re-Jig
	Derek's Blues
	High on a Wire
	On the Line
	God's Gonna Cut You Down
	Ain't Gonna Stop
	Thought
	Walkin' Down My Street
	Whitebread n' Beans
	Nerve-Wrecked
	Days, Weeks and Moths
	Jungle - Remix
	Brothers
	Nothin' No
	Secret (feat. Jasper)
	Mama's Got the Blues
	Tear the House Down
	What You Gonna Do
	Never Run Away
	Burrow
	Too Safe
	Let The Good Times Roll
	Black Rabbit
	(Some Of Us Have) Adrenalized Hearts
	Right On
	Smokin'
	Shadow
	Bye Bye Queenie
	Boys in the Wood
	Be So Fine
	Blind Owl Speaks
	Gold
	Steal Away
	Something To Brag About
	Nothing Was Stolen (Love Me Foolishly)

User reviews

Edward Roberts

7/10

The soundtrack of Kingdom perfectly captures the eerie and suspenseful atmosphere of the Joseon period.

Brian Clark

8/10

The music perfectly complements the visuals, enhancing the overall viewing experience of the series.

Nancy Davis

8/10

The soundtrack effectively builds tension and keeps the audience on the edge of their seats throughout the show.

Daniel Robinson

7/10

The thematic motifs in the soundtrack help to tie together the different storylines and plot twists in a cohesive manner.

Amanda Martin

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Kingdom is a standout element of the series, adding an extra layer of depth and emotion to the already compelling narrative.

Daniel Hernandez

5/10

The intricate melodies and motifs in the music subtly mirror the intricate political intrigues and power struggles depicted in the series.

Mark Martin

5/10

The sound design and production quality of the soundtrack are top-notch, enhancing the overall viewing experience of Kingdom.

Stephanie Lopez

6/10

The atmospheric and haunting compositions of the Kingdom soundtrack perfectly capture the dark and suspenseful tone of the series.

Betty Hill

2/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Kingdom fell short of creating a memorable and impactful musical backdrop for the complex narrative and historical intrigue of the series.

Richard Taylor

2/10

I found the score to be repetitive and predictable, with little variation in tone or mood throughout the series. It failed to evoke the tension and suspense necessary to convey the challenges faced by Prince Lee Chang and the unfolding political conspiracies within the Haewon Cho Clan.

Steven White

7/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack enhances the character development and adds layers to the narrative.

David Rodriguez

7/10

The soundtrack seamlessly transitions between different moods, from intense action sequences to poignant character moments.

George Brown

3/10

The Kingdom soundtrack lacked depth and failed to capture the emotional intensity of the Joseon period. The music felt uninspired and generic, failing to enhance the storytelling or create a sense of immersion into the historical setting.

Robert Moore

5/10

Overall, the Kingdom soundtrack is a standout element of the series, elevating it to a higher level of storytelling through its evocative and memorable music.

Deborah Adams

5/10

The musical themes seamlessly blend with the historical setting of the Joseon period, creating a cohesive and immersive sound world.

Stephanie Gonzalez

8/10

The use of traditional Korean instruments in the music enhances the authenticity of the historical setting portrayed in the series.

Betty Wilson

5/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music enhances the character development and adds layers of complexity to the narrative.

David Davis

6/10

The soundtrack effectively builds tension and enhances the sense of danger and mystery present in the storyline.

Stephanie Jones

5/10

The use of traditional Korean instruments in the music adds an authentic and cultural richness to the overall listening experience.

Deborah Wright

5/10

The dynamic range of the soundtrack, from quiet and contemplative moments to intense action sequences, showcases the versatility of the composers.

Carol Roberts

6/10

The use of recurring musical motifs throughout the series creates a sense of continuity and cohesion, tying together different storylines and character arcs.