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The following is a list of notable events and releases that happened in 2010 in music in South Korea.
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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5 | Jeong (정)(情) | Kim Yeon-woo | Ballad, Dance |
7 | Nativity | ZE:A | Dance-pop |
13 | One Day (하루가) | KCM | R&B, Ballad |
14 | Bluetory | CNBLUE | K-pop, pop rock |
19 | Shadow (Repackage) | Lee Seung-gi | K-pop |
New Day | Daybreak | Rock | |
21 | Can't Let You Go Even If I Die | 2AM | Ballad |
25 | Oh! | Girls' Generation | K-pop |
28 | The Violet Album | Apollo 18 | Rock |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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3 | Only One | U-KISS | Dance-pop |
4 | Reunion (재회) | Min Kyung-hoon | Ballad |
Special Edition | Hong Kyung-min | Pop rock | |
17 | Lupin | Kara | Dance-pop |
18 | An Jin Kyoung 1st Mini Album | Ahn Jin Kyung | K-pop, Pop |
23 | Breaking Heart | T-ara | K-pop |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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1 | Shock of the New Era | BEAST | K-pop |
9 | Epilogue | Epik High | Alternative hip hop |
11 | No One | F.Cuz | K-pop, Dance-pop, R&B, hip hop |
16 | I Was Wrong | 2AM | K-pop |
17 | Run Devil Run | Girls' Generation | K-pop |
18 | Supremier | Supreme Team | K-pop |
Scream Op. 1 | Lee Joo-min | K-pop | |
Rock 'n' Roll Licence | The RockTigers | Rockabilly | |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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1 | Secret Time | Secret | K-pop |
7 | Back to the Basic | Bi Rain | K-pop |
12 | H-Logic | Lee Hyori | K-pop |
20 | Hwangoltaltae (환골탈태) | Norazo | K-pop, trot, rock |
22 | The First EP | 10cm | K-pop, Acoustic folk |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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4 | Nu ABO | F(X) | K-pop, R&B, dance, electronica |
6 | Innocence | Davichi | pop, R&B |
Just Beginning | Seo In Guk | pop, R&B | |
11 | Re Birthday | J'Kyun | Hip hop |
13 | Bonamana | Super junior | K-pop, R&B, dance, electronica |
6th Part 2 'Candy Train' | Lyn | K-pop, R&B, dance, electronica | |
14 | Ambitious | NS Yoon-G | K-pop, dance |
15 | 2 Different Tears | Wonder Girls | K-pop, dance |
17 | Y | MBLAQ | K-pop |
19 | Bluelove | CNBLUE | K-pop pop rock |
Hit Your Heart | 4Minute | K-pop | |
Groove Official | Sultan of the Disco | Disco | |
24 | Destination | SS501 | K-pop, R&B, dance, electronica |
27 | Hwayobi | Hwayobi | K-pop, R&B |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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1 | Lov-Elly | Seo In-young | K-pop |
3 | Nagging | IU, Lim Seul-ong | K-pop, Pop, Ballad |
Spin Off (Repackage) | Supreme Team | K-pop | |
9 | First Invasion | Infinite | K-pop |
10 | Koyote Ugly | Koyote | K-pop |
14 | This Moment | Monni | Rock |
17 | The First Mini Album | Orange Caramel | K-pop |
30 | A-Live Take Out Vol. 1 'Playground and Diary' | Monni | Rock |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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1 | Bad But Good | Miss A | K-pop |
Solar | Taeyang | K-pop | |
8 | The Queen | Son Dam Bi | K-pop |
NARSHA | Narsha | K-pop | |
9 | Come into the World | Teen Top | K-pop |
Girl's Day Party #1 | Girl's Day | K-pop | |
14 | Draw G's First Breath | G.NA | K-pop |
19 | Lucifer | Shinee | K-pop |
21 | Digital Bounce | SE7EN | K-pop |
29 | Look at | Chae Yeon | K-pop |
풍류 | DJ DOC | K-pop | |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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5 | Hurricane Venus | BoA | K-pop |
Aurora | Daybreak | Rock | |
10 | Aegiya | Seo In Guk | pop, R&B |
The Paragon of Animals | Crash | Thrash rock | |
12 | A | Rainbow | K-pop |
Madonna | Secret | K-pop | |
Let’s Have A Party | Nine Muses | K-pop | |
17 | Time To Shine | Supernova | K-pop |
Same Girl | Na Yoon-sun | Jazz | |
25 | Beautiful Journey | F.T. Island | K-pop, pop-rock |
26 | Be The Voice | Ahn Jin Kyung | K-pop, Pop |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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3 | The Classic | Brave Brothers | Hip hop |
9 | To Anyone | 2NE1 | K-pop, Pop, Dance-pop, Electropop, Synthpop, R&B, Hip hop |
13 | Everybody Ready? | San E | K-pop |
27 | Step Up | Miss A | K-pop |
29 | Solista Part 1 | Kim Bum-soo | K-pop |
30 | Mastermind | BEAST | K-pop |
《사랑 (Love)》 | Lee Juck | K-pop | |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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4 | Break Time | U-KISS | Dance-pop |
Hello | SHINee | K-pop, dance-pop, R&B | |
7 | The Memory | Park Yong-ha | K-pop |
8 | Step 2/4 | Gain | K-pop |
11 | Still 02:00PM | 2PM | K-pop |
14 | The Beginning | JYJ | K-pop |
A Woman Like Me | Hwayobi | K-pop, R&B | |
19 | SG Wannabe 7 Part.I | SG Wannabe | K-pop |
Welcome to the Jungle | Chun Myung-hoon | K-pop | |
20 | Mach | Rainbow | K-pop |
PsyFive | Psy | K-pop | |
21 | Time To Fly High | NS Yoon-G | K-pop, dance |
26 | Saint o'Clock | 2AM | Ballad |
27 | Hoot | Girls' Generation | K-pop |
28 | Something That Is Cheerful and Fresh | Coed School | K-pop |
29 | Girl’s Day Party #2 | Girl's Day | K-pop, dance |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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9 | Lights Go On Again | BEAST | K-pop |
10 | Jumping | Kara | Dance-pop |
11 | The Persistence of Memory | Ha Soo-bin | Dance-pop |
18 | The Second Mini Album | Orange Caramel | K-pop |
Gorgeous | F.Cuz | K-pop | |
20 | Omega Op. 2 | Lee Joo-min | K-pop |
25 | Browneyed Soul | Brown Eyed Soul | K-pop, R&B |
Date | Title | Artist | Genre(s) |
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1 | Temptastic | T-ara | Dance-pop |
7 | Happy Pledis 1st Album | After School | Christmas |
9 | REAL | IU | K-pop |
Fall In... | Wax | R&B, Ballad | |
21 | My Story | BEAST | K-pop |
24 | GD & TOP | GD & TOP | Dance-pop |
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