South Korean Record Labels Codexery

J. Tune Camp

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J. Tune Camp was an independent South Korean record label that operated as a subsidiary of J. Tune Entertainment. It was established in 2009, and its first act, MBLAQ, debuted that October. After J. Tune Entertainment merged with JYP Entertainment in late December 2010, J. Tune Camp clarified in early January 2011 that it remained a separate legal entity from its parent company, and that the merger would not affect its operations.

The label also stressed that MBLAQ would not be considered part of JYP Entertainment. In February 2017, MBLAQ member G.O posted a letter to fans that hinted at the label’s closure. Allkpop later confirmed that J. Tune Camp had effectively dissolved, noting that all managers had left, Mad Town had signed elsewhere, and the company no longer had any artists to promote.

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