The former Wonder Girls member became a solo artist known for synth-driven tracks about addiction and identity.
If you need one song, put on 'Gashina'. For something newer, 'Tail' shows she hasn't lost her edge.
Sunmi writes about messy, modern feelings with a clean pop sound. 'Gashina' and 'Heroine' turned relationship pain into sleek choreography and synth hooks. Her songs like 'Addict' and 'Narcissism' don't shy away from darker themes, but they always keep you moving.
She started in Wonder Girls, then stepped away from music for a few years. Her 2013 solo debut '24 Hours' announced a moodier, more electronic direction. Since then, she's built a catalog of precise pop songs about love, obsession, and self-image.
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