Xiah Junsu

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Xiah Junsu

Xiah Junsu, born Kim Junsu, started his career at 15 when he joined SM Entertainment. He debuted in 2003 as part of TVXQ, a group that included U-Know Yunho...

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As Usual Editor's note live · Video on page · 37 visits A Korean ballad about the stubborn echo of a love that won't fade, even as days repeat. arrow_forward Tarantallegra (feat. Flowsik) Editor's note live · Video on page · 33 visits A Korean pop track that turns a Harry Potter jinx into a command to lose yourself in music. arrow_forward Seems Like Love Editor's note live · Video on page · 32 visits A Korean ballad where memory refuses to fade, even when everything else does. arrow_forward Thank U For Editor's note live · Video on page · 31 visits A Korean ballad that turns a snowy morning into a private vow. arrow_forward All Rise Editor's note live · Video on page · 30 visits A breakup song dressed as a legal proceeding, with the singer playing both plaintiff and judge. arrow_forward Don’t Forget Editor's note live · Video on page · 29 visits A Korean ballad where the singer begs someone not to say they're leaving. arrow_forward

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Xiah Junsu, from TVXQ to solo ballads

A Korean singer known for emotional vocals and a mix of pop and R&B tracks.

For a sense of his style, try 'Don't Forget' or 'A Low Constellation'. They capture that earnest, melodic feel he does well.

Junsu's voice carries a raw, pleading quality that fits songs like 'Don't Forget' and 'Foolish Heart'. He's built a catalog of about 80 songs since his TVXQ days, often leaning into heartbreak themes. The duet 'Loved You For a Time' with Mr. Baek Ost shows his collaborative side in Korean music.

He started as a member of TVXQ before going solo. His songs range from ballads like 'As Usual' to more upbeat tracks like 'Turn It Up' with Dok2.

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As Usual Editor's note live · Video on page · 37 visits A Korean ballad about the stubborn echo of a love that won't fade, even as days repeat. arrow_forward Tarantallegra (feat. Flowsik) Editor's note live · Video on page · 33 visits A Korean pop track that turns a Harry Potter jinx into a command to lose yourself in music. arrow_forward Seems Like Love Editor's note live · Video on page · 32 visits A Korean ballad where memory refuses to fade, even when everything else does. arrow_forward Thank U For Editor's note live · Video on page · 31 visits A Korean ballad that turns a snowy morning into a private vow. arrow_forward All Rise Editor's note live · Video on page · 30 visits A breakup song dressed as a legal proceeding, with the singer playing both plaintiff and judge. arrow_forward Don’t Forget Editor's note live · Video on page · 29 visits A Korean ballad where the singer begs someone not to say they're leaving. arrow_forward I'm Sorry Editor's note live · Video on page · 29 visits A Korean ballad where the singer's repeated 'mian' can't quite erase the memory of a lost love. arrow_forward Intoxication (Korean) Editor's note live · Video on page · 29 visits A slow-burn track where touch becomes a language and desire feels like a secret harmony. arrow_forward A Letter Of a Private Editor's note live · Video on page · 28 visits A soldier writes home about the strange new world of basic training. arrow_forward Fever Editor's note live · Video on page · 28 visits A Korean pop track about music as an escape from darkness, with lyrics that mix English and Korean. arrow_forward Fun (Fun To Drive) (feat. Crucial Star) Editor's note live · Video on page · 28 visits A Korean pop track about the simple pleasure of driving alone on a perfect day. arrow_forward Xiahtic (Japanese) Editor's note live · Video on page · 28 visits A track from his solo career that leans into a darker, more possessive fantasy. arrow_forward Am Editor's note live · Video on page · 27 visits A Korean ballad where morning light feels like a punishment and love becomes a repeated plea to an empty room. arrow_forward Timeless (feat. Jang RiIn) Editor's note live · Video on page · 27 visits A Korean ballad about a love that feels like a single lifetime compressed into moments. arrow_forward 11Am Editor's note live · Video on page · 26 visits A Korean ballad about waking up alone at 11 in the morning, when the world feels too heavy. arrow_forward Loved You For a Time (ft. Mr. Baek Ost) Editor's note live · Video on page · 26 visits A Korean ballad about a love that lingers long after it's gone, from the OST singer and TVXQ alum. arrow_forward

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Xiah Junsu, born Kim Junsu, started his career at 15 when he joined SM Entertainment. He debuted in 2003 as part of TVXQ, a group that included U-Know Yunho and Max Changmin. TVXQ found success with songs like "Hug" and "Rising Sun," and Junsu's vocals were part of what made their sound work.

In 2009, Junsu and two other members left TVXQ after a legal dispute with SM Entertainment. They formed JYJ, and Junsu also began releasing solo material. His first solo album, "Xiah," came out in 2010, followed by others like "Tarantallegra" and "Flower." Some of his solo tracks include "As Usual," "Thank U For," and "Intoxication."

He's had a few public controversies, including plagiarism accusations in 2011 that were later dismissed. In 2018, he married a non-celebrity. Through TVXQ, JYJ, and his solo work, Junsu has maintained a presence in Korean pop music for over two decades.

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