ROZY is a five-member group from Seoul that debuted in 2019 with the single "To The Sea." The members are Yujin, Saerom, Juri, Haeyoon, and Yeji. Their early...
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A songwriter with just a couple of tracks, but they linger.
Put on 'Who Am I' first. Then let 'To The Sea' play right after.
ROZY's work is sparse, but the two songs we have feel complete. 'To The Sea' and 'Who Am I' are the whole catalog, and they're enough to make you listen. There's a video and a photo, but the music does the talking.
There's no long history here. The story is just these two songs, 'To The Sea' and 'Who Am I', sitting together.
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ROZY is a five-member group from Seoul that debuted in 2019 with the single "To The Sea." The members are Yujin, Saerom, Juri, Haeyoon, and Yeji. Their early material leaned into R&B and pop with some electronic touches, and "To The Sea" became their first notable track.
They followed that with songs like "Glassy," "Love Blow," and "Beep Beep," and released an EP called "Prologue: Forest." Another song, "Who Am I," also appears among their more recognized work. In 2021, they faced plagiarism allegations over a track called "Lollipop," though those were later dismissed.
Their music tends to balance ballads with more upbeat dance tracks, and the group has maintained a presence in the K-pop scene since their debut.
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