<![CDATA[This study investigates the impact of English songs towards pronunciation skills among EFL learners in the English and Literature Department at UIN Alauddin Makassar. A descriptive quantitative design was used with an initial survey of 56 third semester students, from which 28 participants were purposively selected based on their consistent use of English songs as a learning tool. Drawing on theoretical frameworks by Kelly (2000) and Djiwandono (2008), the study hypothesized that musical repetition and natural intonation improve articulation and fluency. Two lines of discussion emerged: first, an evaluation of students’ pronunciation levels revealed significant improvements from pretest to posttest; second, both statistical analysis and qualitative feedback underscored the substantial impact of English songs in promoting better pronunciation. These findings support the integration of song-based activities into traditional language instruction as a dynamic method to enhance language acquisition and pronunciation accuracy.]]>
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