The Boys Love (BL) music drama “Just Like Jazz” is ready to make a splash in the world of K-dramas, unveiling a talented cast for its March release. This eagerly awaited drama, set in a high school romance backdrop, weaves a tale of five students navigating through the complexities of adolescence, love, and music.
The drama features a mix of established and rising stars, including Ji Hogeun, Newkidd’s Jinkwon, OMEGA X’s Hangyeom, and Kim Jungha. Adapted from the popular webtoon by Clarju, which gained immense popularity on Lezhin Comics in 2017, “Just Like Jazz” is poised to capture the essence of the original story while bringing fresh perspectives to the screen.
Ji Hogeun steps into the shoes of Han Tae-i, a character marked by his exceptional musical talent and enigmatic charm. Known for his modeling work, Hogeun’s transition to acting in this role is highly anticipated, as he brings to life Han Tae-i’s intriguing blend of a cold demeanor and magnetic presence.
Jinkwon, leading Newkidd and admired for his roles in HBO Max’s “Beyond the Closet” and TVING’s “To My Star”, portrays Yoon Seheon. Seheon’s character, a jazz-loving transfer student, navigates complex familial relationships and undergoes significant emotional growth, particularly after encountering Tae-i. Jinkwon’s nuanced portrayal is expected to add depth to the drama’s emotional landscape.
Hangyeom of OMEGA X, making his acting debut, plays Seo Doyoon, a drum prodigy with a sunny disposition. Hangyeom’s portrayal of Doyoon, who harbors a secret behind his cheerful exterior, is set to reveal intriguing dynamics with Tae-i and add an element of mystery to the story.
Kim Jungha takes on the role of guitarist Song Juha, enhancing the drama with his charming presence and promising chemistry with Doyoon. Jungha’s dedication to his craft, evident from his diverse acting portfolio, is sure to bring a refreshing energy to his character.
“Just Like Jazz” also features a talented roster of emerging actors, including Seong Tae, Kim Minha, and Go Jaehyun, contributing to the drama’s rich narrative tapestry.
Helmed by director Song Soorim, recognized for the successful BL drama “A shoulder to cry on!”, “Just Like Jazz” is set to deliver a captivating narrative with unique character arcs, psychological depth, and unexpected turns. The drama’s fusion of jazz music with a high school setting heralds a new milestone in BL dramas, offering viewers a high-quality, emotionally resonant experience.
With its premiere set for March, “Just Like Jazz” is not just a drama; it’s a symphony of emotions, music, and love, ready to enchant the BL drama audience and leave a lasting impression.
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