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Sunny Hill
Sunny Hill at The Voice Of Korea press conference in February 2012 (L–R: Seungah, Jubi, Kota, Misung)
Sunny Hill at The Voice Of Korea press conference in February 2012
(L–R: Seungah, Jubi, Kota, Misung)
Background information
OriginSeoul, South Korea
Genres
Years active2007 (2007)–present
Labels
Members
  • Jubi
  • Seungah
  • Kota
  • Misung
Past membersJanghyun
WebsiteSunny Hill Official Profile Page

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Sunny Hill (Hangul: 써니힐) is a South Korean girl group (formerly known as co-ed group) formed in 2007 by For Everyone Media. The group currently consists of Misung, Jubi, Seung-Ah, and Kota.

Career

2007–09: Debut with Love Letter and 2008 My Summer

Sunny Hill debuted in September 2007 as a co-ed group consisting of members Janghyun, Jubi, and Seung Ah. Their first release was the single album Love Letter, which later won the Excellent Newcomer Album award. Following this success, the group released their second single album, 2008 My Summer. The group then had a musical hiatus, and only released various songs for film and drama soundtracks.

2010–11: Label changes, New member Kota & Misung and Midnight Circus

Following their musical hiatus, Sunny Hill unexpectedly changed labels to Nega Network, home of girl group Brown Eyed Girls. Nega Network later introduced a new member Kota for the group.

Sunny Hill was quickly thrown into their first project under Nega Network by featuring on Narsha's digital single "Mamma Mia". Janghyun did not vocally participate in the track, but was featured in the music video. The group quickly became known as "Narsha's Group", due to lack of popularity amongst fans of K-pop. Following promotions of "Mamma Mia", Nega Network introduced a new member for the group, Misung. The quintet released single "Pit-A-Pat" for the Korean drama The Greatest Love. The song attracted much attention and charted high.

Sunny Hill made another unexpected label change to LOEN Entertainment. On June 3, 2011, Sunny Hill's first extended play, Midnight Circus with the same title track as the album name. On August 4, 2011, Sunny Hill released their follow-up ballad, Pray. The song continued the group's growing popularity and charted on the Top 10 of the Gaon Chart, despite there being no live promotions.

2012: Antique Romance

On January 13, 2012, Sunny Hill made their comeback with their first maxi-styled single The Grasshoppers. On January 20, It was announced that Janghyun would be entering his mandatory military service on January 31.[1] The single peaked at the Top 3 of the Gaon Chart.[2]

On April 14, it was announced that Sunny Hill would be making comeback as four-member girl group with digital single, Is The White Horse Coming?.[3] Sunny Hill released their digital single Is The White Horse Coming? on April 19.[4][unreliable source] The next day, it was reported that the song had topped in the several music site such as Soribada, Melon, Mnet, and Bugs.[5][unreliable source]

On December 6, Sunny Hill's second extended play, Antique Romance with the title track Goodbye to Romance. The title track was describe about the members' first love story. The album was successful and both songs of the album reached the Top 10 songs in Gaon Chart.[citation needed]

2013: Young Folk

On April 5, Sunny Hill released collaboration single Love Actually with South Korean modern rock group called DayBreak, as a part of project album Re:code - Episode III. Misung also participated as co-produced and co-wrote for the song. On April 6, the music video was released featured cameo appearances from comedian Kim Sungwon, Defconn, and ZE:A member Kwanghee. The collaboration single was peaked at #7.

On June 10, it was announced that Sunny Hill would be making comeback with their third extended play, Young Folk. The title track would be folk music with featured folk musician Hareem. The same day, the group held a showcase announcing their comeback. Sunny Hill official released their third extended play, Young Folk on June 19 and charted high on real-time charts.

On August 13, Kota was featured in a duet with SS501's Kim Hyung-jun entitled "Always Love You", a special digital single,[6] with a release of a video teaser on August 8.[7] The song is an acoustic medium R&B produced by Kim Hyung Jun himself, while the music video has an innocent love story theme, filmed on Hanseo University's airfield.[8]

On October 30, 2013, Leader Janghyun was discharged from his military service.

2014–present: Janghyun's departure and Sunny Blues

On January 17, LOEN announced that Sunny Hill would be returned as co-ed group with their third digital single Don't Say Anything. It was announced that Janghyun's the last participated with the group before departure to pursue his career as a producer. Sunny Hill official released their third digital single Don't Say Anything for the last time as co-ed group on January 24.[9][unreliable source]

Sunny Hill released their first studio album, Sunny Blues, separated into Part A and Part B, seven years after their debut. They released Sunny Blues Part A, consisting of eight tracks with the title track Monday Blues on August 21, 2014.[10]Sunny Blues Part B released on January 29, 2015, consists of nine tracks with the title track Child In Time.[11]

Sunny Hill released their fourth single album Way with the title track On the Way Home on August 29, 2016. The title track is an upbeat mix of old pop and electronic that depicts the story about one's desires to return home, and get away from the tough side of reality.[12]

Members

Current

  • Jubi was born Kim Eun-young (Hangul: 김은영)
  • Lee Mi-sung (Hangul: 이미성)
  • Lee Seung-ah (Hangul: 이승아)
  • Kota was born Ahn Jin-ah (Hangul: 안진아)

Former

  • Kim Jang-hyun (Hangul: 김장현)

Member timeline

Discography

Main article: Sunny Hill discography

Awards

Year Awards
2007
2011
2012
  • All The K-Pop: W.A.R.A. Awards: Transforming Group Award
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References

  1. ^ 써니힐 장현, 오는 31일 현역 입대. 써니힐은 4인조로 활동 지속 Naver News (January 20, 2012). Retrieved on August 8, 2012.
  2. ^ 아이유, 써니힐 무대에 정장+넥타이 남장 차림 깜짝등장 Nate News (January 29, 2012). Retrieved on August 8, 2012.
  3. ^ 써니힐, '백마는 오고 있는가' 실시간 차트 1위 '반응폭발' Sports World (April 20, 2012). Retrieved on August 8, 2012.
  4. ^ "Sunny Hill releases music video for "Is The White Horse Coming?"". Allkpop.com. 2012-04-19.
  5. ^ "Sunny Hill's "Is The White Horse Coming?" tops music charts". Allkpop.com. 2012-04-20.
  6. ^ "[MV] Kim Hyung Jun(김형준) _ Always love you(우리 둘이)(Duet. KOTA(코타) of SunnyHill)". YouTube.com. Retrieved 2013-08-13.
  7. ^ "[Teaser] Kim Hyung Jun(김형준) _ Always love you(우리 둘이)(Duet. KOTA(코타) of SunnyHill)". YouTube.com. Retrieved 2013-08-13.
  8. ^ "[Video] Kim Hyung Jun Promises to ‘Always Love You’ in New MV with Sunny Hill's Kota". Enewsworld. Retrieved 2013-08-13.
  9. ^ "Sunny Hill drop their last MV as a co-ed group for Don't Say Anything". allkpop. Retrieved 2014-01-23.
  10. ^ http://www.allkpop.com/article/2014/08/sunny-hill-try-to-get-over-their-monday-blues-at-the-office-in-new-mv
  11. ^ http://www.allkpop.com/article/2015/01/sunny-hill-evoke-nostalgia-with-child-in-time-mv
  12. ^ http://www.allkpop.com/article/2016/08/sunny-hill-return-in-a-year-and-7-months-with-on-the-way-home
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