SeeYa
South Korean vocal trio known for 2007 hit "Love's Greetings."
SeeYa (Hangul: 씨야) is a South Korean vocal trio formed in 2006, consisting of Kim Yeon-ji, Lee Bo-ram, and Nam Gyu-ri. Marketed as the female counterpart of SG Wannabe, the group gained prominence with their 2007 hit "Love's Greetings" and won Best Female Group at the Mnet Asian Music Awards that year. After a period of lineup changes and disbandment in 2011, the original trio announced their return in 2026 to mark their 20th debut anniversary.
Quick Facts
- Origin
- Seoul, South Korea
- Genre
- K-pop
- R&B
- dance
- Years active
- 2006–2011, 2020, 2026–present
- Label
- Mnet, Core Contents Media
- Current members
- Kim Yeon-ji
- Lee Bo-ram
- Nam Gyu-ri
- Past members
- Lee Soo-mi
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History
SeeYa's debut album, The First Mind, was released on February 24, 2006, with singles "A Woman's Scent" and "Shoes." The group also contributed a song to the soundtrack of the drama The Invisible Man. Their second album, Lovely Sweet Heart, came out on May 25, 2007, and sold over 81,000 copies that year, ranking as the fifth best-selling album in Korea. The single "Love's Greeting" earned awards at the 2007 Golden Disk Awards and the MKMF Awards. In January 2008, SeeYa released California Dream, a collection of side-project songs and three new tracks, including the chart-topping single "Sad Footsteps." On January 31, they won the Main Award at the 2008 Seoul Music Awards. In May, they formed a project group called Color Pink with label-mates Davichi and Black Pearl, releasing the single "Blue Moon." Their third album, released in September 2008, featured an electronica lead single, a departure from their usual ballads. During promotions, the group addressed perceptions that the group primarily served to boost Nam Gyu-ri's celebrity profile.
Frequently Asked Questions
What genre of music does SeeYa play?
SeeYa's music is classified as K-pop, R&B and dance.
Which record labels has SeeYa released music on?
SeeYa has released music on Mnet and Core Contents Media.
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