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The following is a list of notable events and releases that happened in 2005 in music in South Korea.
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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8 | Back to the Soul Flight | Naul | R&B, Ballad |
17 | Soul Food | Big Mama King | Ballad |
25 | Sassy Girl Chun-hyang OST | Various | OST |
28 | Very Very Nice! and Short Cake | Humming Urban Stereo | Electropop, Bossa Nova |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
---|---|---|---|
2 | My First | Jo Sung-mo | Pop ballad |
3 | On & On | Lena Park | Pop ballad |
17 | Giant | Baechigi | Hip hop |
18 | Call Call Call | U;Nee | Pop, R&B |
The Beautiful Rhyme Diary | Haha | Hip hop | |
25 | The 2nd Round | Eun Jiwon | K-pop |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
---|---|---|---|
3 | Effect | Buzz | Pop rock |
15 | Super Star | Jewelry | K-pop |
17 | Star (별) | Byul | K-pop |
21 | Wonderful Life OST | Various | OST |
23 | Saldaga | SG Wannabe | K-pop |
30 | It's New! | Lee Jai-jin | K-pop |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
---|---|---|---|
4 | No Pain, No Gain | Lee Jae-won | K-pop |
6 | Green Rose OST | Various | OST |
7 | Lady (레이디) | Lady | Ballad |
I Want to Dream Again (다시 꿈꾸고 싶다) | Sung Si-kyung | Pop ballad | |
12 | Me, Myself, My Music | Johan Kim | K-pop |
Behind the Smile | Yoon Jong-shin | K-pop | |
15 | 05 Man's Life | Sobangcha | K-pop |
22 | Pianissima | Seomoon Tak | Rock |
29 | Difference | Yoon Do-hyun | Rock |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
---|---|---|---|
3 | Jadu 4 | The Jadu | Rock |
4 | Without You (그대 없이 난) | Lee Ji-hye | Dance-pop |
6 | Love of May | Shin Hye-sung | K-pop |
10 | Before You Sleep | Kim Woo-joo | Ballad |
13 | Seventy Five Centimeter | UN | R&B |
Hello My Teacher OST | Various | OST | |
14 | His Story | MC Mong | Hip hop |
18 | It's Unique | Big Mama | K-pop |
31 | Become Clear | Pia | Alternative rock |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
---|---|---|---|
2 | Ragga Muffin | Stony Skunk [10] | K-pop |
To Girls | Take | Ballad, Dance | |
3 | Romantopia | Lee Tzsche | K-pop |
8 | Victory | Clon | Dance music |
12 | Music Is My Life | Lim Jeong-hee | K-pop |
13 | Persona | Kangta | K-pop |
16 | My Lovely Sam Soon OST | Various | OST |
One and Only Feeling | Lyn | K-pop | |
17 | Be Like... | Kim Gun-mo | K-pop |
20 | Resoundin' | Punchnello | Hip hop |
21 | Growing Up | KCM | R&B, Ballad |
22 | Warning | SS501 | K-pop |
23 | Fun Town 20 | Kim Hyun-jung | Dance, R&B |
24 | Girls on Top | BoA | K-pop |
This is Me | Kim Jong-Kook | K-pop | |
29 | Another Conception | Rux | Punk rock |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | This Is Me | Kim Jong-kook | K-pop |
6 | Only You OST | Various | OST |
14 | Forever | Cool | K-pop |
19 | My Sweet and Free Day | Ivy | K-pop |
Start | M. Street | K-pop | |
20 | Something | Park Yong-ha | K-pop |
21 | Have a Nice Dream | Rumble Fish | Rock |
26 | Lextacy | Lexy | K-pop |
28 | Music | The Quiett | Hip hop |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
---|---|---|---|
2 | Norazo - The First Album | Norazo | K-pop |
5 | Summer Story 2005 | Shinhwa | K-pop |
8 | That Summer Typhoon OST | Various | OST |
12 | 1945 Liberation (1945 해방) | Drunken Tiger | Hip hop |
26 | Only Diva | Diva | K-pop |
30 | Feel Up | Koyote | K-pop |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | For the Bloom | Gummy | R&B, Soul |
5 | Begin to Breathe | Eru | K-pop |
6 | Hold My Breath | Paran | K-pop |
8 | Long Pretty Girls | LPG | K-pop |
9 | Hold my Breath | Paran | K-pop |
IInd Winds | Lee Min-woo | K-pop | |
12 | Rising Sun | TVXQ | K-pop |
Triple X | Moon Heejun | K-pop | |
13 | No More Drama | Jang Woo-hyuk | K-pop |
Kiss Kiss | Shim Mina | Dance pop, R&B | |
16 | Classic Odyssey | SG Wannabe | K-pop |
22 | Color Your Soul | Clazziquai Project | Electropop |
23 | In My Fantasy | Jeon Hye-bin | K-pop |
25 | Love.. Love..? Love..! | Wheesung | K-pop |
26 | Sweet Lips | Sugar | K-pop |
29 | The Secret Lovers OST | Various | OST |
30 | Emotion in Memory | Hong Kyung-min | Pop rock |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
---|---|---|---|
5 | Swan Songs | Epik High | K-pop |
13 | Library of Soul | Leessang | Hip hop |
17 | Listen to My Heart | Seo Ji-young | K-pop |
18 | One More Time | i-13 | K-pop |
Double Dynamite | Dynamic Duo | K-pop | |
22 | Yeon Jung-hoon Vol. 1 | Yeon Jung-hoon | K-pop |
28 | Into the Sky | g.o.d | K-pop |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Just Clap | J'Kyun | Hip hop |
2 | One Way | 1TYM | Hip hop |
Goodbye | Wax | R&B, Ballad | |
7 | The Blues | WoongSan | Jazz |
8 | Classic 1+1 Grand Featuring | Jo Sung-mo | Pop ballad |
9 | The Very First | Gavy NJ | K-pop |
10 | A Love to Kill OST | Various | OST |
15 | Sweet Sorrow | Sweet Sorrow | K-pop |
Dear Heaven OST | Various | OST | |
Youth | Goofy | K-pop | |
23 | The Rusted Love | MC the Max | Rock |
25 | One of Five | NRG | K-pop |
Blue Castle | V.O.S | K-pop | |
Big Mama's Gift | Big Mama | K-pop | |
29 | Poemusic | Yiruma | Piano |
30 | First Day, Light | Monni | Rock |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
---|---|---|---|
5 | Twins | Super Junior '05 | K-pop |
Snow Prince | SS501 | K-pop | |
20 | Transition | Fly to the Sky | K-pop |
23 | My Girl OST | Various | OST |
Zeeny's | Shim Eun-jin | K-pop |
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