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Jun. K

Jun. K is the stage name of Junsu Park, a South Korean singer-songwriter who leads the boy band 2PM. He joined JYP Entertainment in 2008 and became part of...

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Why (feat. Park Jimin) Video on page · 7 visits arrow_forward 30 Minutes Might Be Too Long Video on page · 6 visits arrow_forward No Love Video on page · 6 visits arrow_forward Phone Call Video on page · 5 visits arrow_forward no goodbye Video on page · 5 visits arrow_forward Honestly Video on page · 4 visits arrow_forward
Editor's note

Jun. K's intimate, late-night pop songs

The 2PM member's solo work leans into quiet, confessional R&B and balladry.

For a quick sense of his lane, put on 'Why (feat. Park Jimin)' and 'Honestly.' They're both spare, voice-forward, and built around a single lingering feeling.

His solo catalog feels like a series of private conversations set to music. Songs like 'Why (feat. Park Jimin)' and 'No Love' are built around hushed vocals and minimal arrangements. They're the kind of tracks that work best after midnight, when the mood turns reflective.

Since his debut with 2PM in 2008, Jun. K has steadily released solo material that operates in a different emotional register than his group's high-energy pop. The songs collected here, '30 Minutes Might Be Too Long,' 'Phone Call,' 'no goodbye', suggest a consistent focus on relationships, memory, and small moments of doubt.

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Jun. K is the stage name of Junsu Park, a South Korean singer-songwriter who leads the boy band 2PM. He joined JYP Entertainment in 2008 and became part of 2PM, a group known for energetic performances and songs like '10 Points out of 10' and 'Heartbeat.'

While active with 2PM, he also released solo work. His debut album 'Mr. No Love' came out in 2016, and he followed it with projects like 'My 20's' in 2017 and '5 Years Later' in 2023. Among his solo tracks are 'Phone Call,' 'Think About You,' and 'Mary Poppins,' which became a chart hit in 2019.

He studied classical voice at Kyunghee University after growing up in Daegu, where he took piano lessons as a child. In 2014, he was injured in a car accident, but he continued recording and performing.

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