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The following is a list of notable events and releases that happened in 2007 in music in South Korea.
| Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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| 4 | Leap of Truth | Seomoon Tak | Rock |
| 23 | Remapping the Human Soul | Epik High | K-pop Pop hip hop |
| 26 | Habit | U;Nee | Pop, R&B |
| 27 | The Songs for the One | Shin Hae-chul | Jazz, big band, traditional pop |
| 29 | The Breeze of Sea | Park Hyo-shin | Ballad |
| Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Para Ti | Lee Ki-chan | R&B |
| Vol. 2 There's So Much I Want To Say | Chu Ga-yeoul | Folk | |
| 13 | The Wonder Begins | Wonder Girls | K-pop Ballad |
| 14 | Vol. 2 – A Sweet Moment | Ivy | K-pop Pop |
| Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | Miseongnyeon jabulgama (미성년자불가마) | Norazo | K-pop |
| Lady in Black | Hwangbo | K-pop | |
| 5 | How Bad Do U Want It? | MC Sniper | Hip hop |
| 6 | 999.9 | Big Mama King | Ballad |
| 13 | So Romantic (우리가 알고있는 사랑 이야기 다섯) | As One | K-pop, R&B |
| 15 | Farewell & Tonight | Vanilla Unity | Emo rock |
| 19 | In My Life | J | R&B, Soul |
| 15 | Gobaek Ha Gi Joheun Nal | Younha | K-pop, Pop |
| 22 | Brand Wu Year | Masta Wu | Hip hop |
| 29 | The First Bloooooming | Kara | K-pop, Pop |
| Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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| 6 | The Sentimental Chord | SG Wannabe | K-pop Pop |
| 10 | Memory Lane | Na Yoon-sun | Jazz |
| 19 | 《나무로 만든 노래 (Songs Made of Wood)》 | Lee Juck | K-pop |
| Oldies But Goodies | The RockTigers | Rockabilly | |
| Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | One & Only | Nam Hyun-joon | Dance |
| 17 | Black Sun | Leessang | K-pop Pop |
| 25 | Lovely Sweet Heart | SeeYa | K-pop Pop |
| Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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| 5 | Cheerful Sensibility | F.T. Island | K-pop Pop |
| 7 | Love Child of the Century | Clazziquai Project | Electropop |
| 14 | Waterfalls | Pia | Alternative rock |
| Woods | Electron Sheep | Folktronica | |
| 22 | Tension | M. Street | K-pop Ballad |
| 26 | The Perfect Day to Say I Love You | Younha | K-pop Pop |
| Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 05 | 7DAYZ & Wanted | Wanted, Lee Jung | K-pop Pop |
| 16 | Voice of Heaven | Zia | K-pop, Ballad |
| 13 | Explore M | Lee Min-woo | K-pop Pop |
| 16 | Minastasia | Shim Mina | Dance pop, R&B |
| 24 | Yesterday | WoongSan | Jazz |
| Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Into The New World | Girls' Generation | K-pop Pop |
| 16 | Always | Big Bang | K-pop Pop |
| 17 | Story Of Separation | Lee Seung-gi | K-pop Pop |
| Rux the Ruckus Army | Rux | Punk rock | |
| 18 | Music for My Life, Life for My Music | Hong Kyung-min | Pop rock |
| 20 | Addict 2 Times | Girl Friends | K-pop |
| Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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| 4 | Eternal Essence of Music | Wheesung | K-pop Pop |
| 6 | The First | 8Eight | K-pop Pop |
| Leave Ms. Kim | Brown Eyed Girls | K-pop Pop | |
| 7 | The Sixth Miracle | Baek Ji-young | K-pop |
| 12 | Set It Down (내려놓음) | Lee Soo-young | K-pop |
| 13 | The Wonder Years | Wonder Girls | K-pop Pop |
| 17 | Rewind | Cherry Filter | Rock |
| 18 | Urban Life Style | Daybreak | Rock |
| 20 | Love Letter | Sunny Hill | K-pop Pop |
| Don't Don | Super Junior | K-pop Pop | |
| Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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| 4 | Explore M | Lee Min-woo | K-pop Pop |
| Im·pres·sive | Min Kyung-hoon | Ballad | |
| Luv Cloud | MayBee | R&B | |
| 8 | Time Travel | Innovator | Hip hop |
| 18 | The Secret of Color 2 | Lee Seung-chul | Soft rock, Ballad |
| 22 | Money Talks | Cho PD | Hip hop |
| 25 | Fly Boy | Supernova | K-pop Pop |
| Soul Family With Johan | Johan Kim | K-pop | |
| Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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| 1 | Girls' Generation | Girls' Generation | K-pop Pop |
| 2 | The Wind, The Sea, The Rain | Brown Eyed Soul | K-pop, R&B |
| 8 | AnyBand | BoA, Kim Junsu, Tablo & Jin Bora | K-pop Pop Pop rock |
| 14 | Unfinished Story | Lee Seung-gi | K-pop Pop |
| 22 | Hot Issue | Big Bang | K-pop Pop |
| 29 | Thank You | Toy | Electronica |
| 30 | Infinity | Kim Kyung-ho | Hard rock |
| Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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| 11 | Come To Where I Am | Lena Park | Pop ballad |
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