Hyukoh

Hyukoh is a prominent South Korean indie pop-rock band formed in 2014, consisting of Oh Hyuk, Im Dong-geon, Lim Hyun-jae, and Lee In-woo. The band initially gained traction in the underground music scene with their debut EP “20,” which showcased their unique sound and lyrical depth. Their early performances in Hongdae, a hub for indie music in Seoul, helped them cultivate a dedicated fanbase, setting the stage for their future success.

In 2015, Hyukoh’s participation in the popular variety show “Infinite Challenge” marked a turning point in their career, propelling them into the mainstream. Their second EP, “22,” achieved remarkable success, charting in the top ten of the Billboard World Albums Chart. This breakthrough led to their signing with HIGHGRND, a label under YG Entertainment, further solidifying their position in the music industry.

The release of their first studio album, “23,” in 2017, was met with critical acclaim, featuring the hit single “Tomboy,” which topped various digital charts. The album’s success was complemented by their first world tour, allowing them to connect with international audiences and expand their influence beyond South Korea.

Hyukoh continues to innovate and inspire, with their music often blending Korean, Mandarin, and English lyrics. Their artistic vision extends beyond music, as they collaborate with visual artists to create a cohesive aesthetic. With numerous accolades, including multiple awards at the Melon Music Awards, Hyukoh remains a leading force in the indie music scene, captivating fans worldwide with their distinctive sound and heartfelt performances.