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Lee Suhyun

Lee Suhyun first gained attention as the lead vocalist of Akdong Musician (AKMU), the duo she formed with her brother Lee Chanhyuk. Their debut album 'Play'...

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My Spring Video on page · 11 visits arrow_forward Reflection Editor's note live · Video on page · 11 visits The AKMU singer questions her own reflection in this introspective solo track. arrow_forward In Your Time (아직 너의 시간에 살아) Video on page · 10 visits arrow_forward Love And Pain Video on page · 10 visits arrow_forward Alien Video on page · 8 visits arrow_forward Dynamite Video on page · 8 visits arrow_forward

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Lee Suhyun, the voice behind My Spring

A singer known for emotional ballads and soundtrack contributions in Korean media.

If you want to hear her at her most affecting, try My Spring. For something a bit more raw, I Did Not Want Love From You holds up.

Her song My Spring became a standout track from the 2021 drama 'Hospital Playlist 2', capturing a quiet, hopeful mood that resonated widely. In Your Time (아직 너의 시간에 살아) also appeared in the 2020 series 'It's Okay to Not Be Okay', tying her voice to memorable TV moments. These songs show how her work fits into specific stories people watched and felt.

She started with solo releases like Reflection and Love And Pain. Later tracks like My Spring and In Your Time connected her to popular Korean dramas, broadening her reach.

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Lee Suhyun first gained attention as the lead vocalist of Akdong Musician (AKMU), the duo she formed with her brother Lee Chanhyuk. Their debut album 'Play' arrived with a different energy than much of the K-pop scene at the time, built around their own songwriting and a more acoustic, soulful sound.

She began releasing solo work in 2020 with the EP 'Alien', named for its title track. The following year's song 'In Your Time (아직 너의 시간에 살아)' became a particular touchstone for listeners, its melancholic melody and lyrics about lingering in a past relationship finding a wide audience. Other tracks like 'Alien' and 'My Spring' from her top songs list show a consistent focus on emotional, vocal-driven material.

Her solo work exists alongside her continued activity with AKMU. The existing catalog mentions additional releases like the 2022 album 'I'm' and the 2023 EP 'You, Clouds, Rain', suggesting she maintains both paths without one fully replacing the other.

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