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F!R3
F!R3 formed in 2012 as a trio of Jang Jung-il, Lee Jae-won, and Choi Jung-hoon. Their debut single "FaceTime" came out in 2014 and found an audience in South...
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F!R3 formed in 2012 as a trio of Jang Jung-il, Lee Jae-won, and Choi Jung-hoon. Their debut single "FaceTime" came out in 2014 and found an audience in South Korea. They followed it with albums like "First Love," "The Story," and "Someday."
Their music moved between pop tracks and more experimental sounds that sometimes touched on rock or electronic elements. Songs like "Big Vibe" and "JOGA" show that range. In 2018, the band took a temporary hiatus after Choi Jung-hoon was involved in a drunk driving incident.
They've worked with other artists including Lee So-ra and Epik High. More recent singles include "The Illusion" and "Around You."
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