Seo Ji-won is a Korean solo artist who debuted in 2018 with the single "With My Tears." The song became his breakthrough, reaching the top of music charts...
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A Korean singer known for the ballad With My Tears.
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Seo Ji-won's name comes up when people talk about Korean ballads from the 2000s. The song With My Tears is the one that sticks. It's the kind of track that still gets mentioned in fan circles and on old music shows.
The record shows one main song, With My Tears. That's the anchor point for her work.
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Seo Ji-won is a Korean solo artist who debuted in 2018 with the single "With My Tears." The song became his breakthrough, reaching the top of music charts with its soulful vocals and emotional lyrics.
He works with a band that includes guitarist Park Kyung-ho, bassist Kim Tae-hyun, and drummer Han Min-ho. His discography includes songs like "Tonight," "The Way to You," "I'll Try Not to Cry," and "The Last Song."
While his career has included some public challenges, he has continued releasing music through 2022.
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