List of songs written by Kim Jong-hyun

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Jonghyun at the Korea Music Festival in Sokcho in August 2015

South Korean singer and songwriter Kim Jong-hyun (most often credited as Jonghyun) has written 80 songs, [1] including music for his solo career, his band, and for other artists. He began his musical career in 2008 as a member of the boy band Shinee and later formed the ballad group SM the Ballad. [2] Jonghyun made his debut as a songwriter with Shinee's 2009 single "Juliette", which was featured on the extended play Romeo . [3] He was inspired by the 1968 film Romeo and Juliet , stating that he deliberately chose "a story which everyone can identify with". [4] He began making frequent contributions to Shinee's musical output thereafter. [5] Most notably, in 2015, he penned the lyrics to "View", the lead single from Shinee's fourth studio album, Odd . The song peaked at number one on South Korea's Gaon Digital Chart [6] and received nominations from the Mnet Asian Music Awards and the Golden Disc Awards. [7] [8] Jonghyun garnered acclaim for the lyrics, which were inspired by synesthesia. [9] [10]

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In February 2014, Jonghyun started a songwriting corner titled "The Man Who Composes" on his MBC FM4U midnight radio show, Blue Night, where he wrote songs based on stories submitted by listeners. [11] In 2015, he debuted as a solo artist with the release of the self-composed song "Déjà-Boo", accompanied by his first extended play, Base . [12] Jonghyun was credited on every song on the EP, which reached number one on the Gaon Album Chart [13] and Billboard World Albums [14] and won an Album Bonsang at the Golden Disc Awards. [15] Later that year, he released his first compilation album, Story Op.1 , consisting entirely of songs he had previously written for his radio show. [16] This was followed by his first studio album, She Is (2016), and second compilation album, Story Op.2 (2017). Jonghyun described the Story Op albums as showcasing a side that is "more ordinary and human", as opposed to his other work that presents an "idealized" version of himself. [17] His final album, Poet | Artist (2018), was released posthumously following his suicide on December 18, 2017. [18] His solo music is largely co-written with his composition team, WeFreaky. [19]

In addition to his solo career and his work with Shinee, Jonghyun has written several songs for other artists. In 2013, Jonghyun wrote "A Gloomy Clock"; the song was gifted to his friend IU after she expressed interest in it. It was included on her album, Modern Times , with Jonghyun as a featured artist. [20] Jonghyun wrote songs for bandmate Taemin and labelmates Exo, as well as artists such as Son Dam-bi and Lim Kim. He was invited by Epik High rapper Tablo to write a song for Lee Hi's 2016 album Seoulite . [21] The resulting single, "Breathe", was inspired by Lee's difficulties with breathing due to panic disorder. [22]

Jonghyun became active as a songwriter at a time when it was uncommon for idols to do so. [5] He has been lauded as one of the few idols to differentiate himself from the "mass-produced" nature of the K-pop industry, owing to his artistry and songwriting prowess. [23]

Songs

Key
Dagger-14-plain.pngIndicates single release
Jonghyun wrote IU's 2013 song "A Gloomy Clock", which he also features on. 191124 Love Poem seoulkonseoteu IU.jpg
Jonghyun wrote IU's 2013 song "A Gloomy Clock", which he also features on.
Jonghyun is a member of the boy band Shinee, whom he has written numerous songs for. Shinee at the SHINee World Concert III in Taiwan.jpg
Jonghyun is a member of the boy band Shinee, whom he has written numerous songs for.
Jonghyun wrote the songs "Already" and "Pretty Boy" for fellow Shinee member Taemin. Lee Tae-min at the 23rd Dong Fang Feng Yun Bang Awards 06.jpg
Jonghyun wrote the songs "Already" and "Pretty Boy" for fellow Shinee member Taemin.
Jonghyun wrote the song "Breathe", which was released as the lead single from Lee Hi's 2016 album Seoulite. LeeHi 2021.png
Jonghyun wrote the song "Breathe", which was released as the lead single from Lee Hi's 2016 album Seoulite .
Jonghyun collaborated with Zion.T on "Deja-Boo", recorded for Jonghyun's debut solo EP, Base (2015). Jonghyun and Zion.T at DMC Festival 2015 MBC Radio DJ Concert.jpg
Jonghyun collaborated with Zion.T on "Déjà-Boo", recorded for Jonghyun's debut solo EP, Base (2015).
Jonghyun wrote "Playboy" (2015) for labelmates Exo. EXO at Seoul Gayo Daesang at January 14, 2016.png
Jonghyun wrote "Playboy" (2015) for labelmates Exo.
Jonghyun co-wrote Shinee's 2013 song "Selene 6.23" with the classical pianist Yiruma. Yiruma 2017 Suwon.jpg
Jonghyun co-wrote Shinee's 2013 song "Selene 6.23" with the classical pianist Yiruma.
"She Is", the lead single from Jonghyun's 2016 studio album of the same name, was co-written with Crush. 160928 gyeonggidaehaggyo suweonkaempeoseu cugje keureoswi 3.jpg
"She Is", the lead single from Jonghyun's 2016 studio album of the same name, was co-written with Crush.
Name of song, featured performers, writer(s), original release, and year of release
SongArtist(s)Writer(s)AlbumYearRef.
"02:34" Jonghyun
Story Op.1 2015 [24]
"1000" Jonghyun
Story Op.2 2015 [25]
"A Gloomy Clock"
(우울시계;Uulsigye)		 IU
(featuring Jonghyun)		 Jonghyun Modern Times 2013 [26]
"Aewol"
(애월;愛月)		 Jonghyun
(with Jung Joon-young)		Monthly Live Connection2015 [27]
"Alarm Clock"
(알람시계;Allamsigye)		 Shinee
Sherlock 2012 [28]
"Already"
(벌써;Beolsseo)		 Taemin Press It 2016 [29]
"Aurora" Jonghyun
She Is 2016 [30]
"Beautiful Tonight"
(시간이 늦었어;Sigani neujeosseo)		 Jonghyun
Base 2015 [31]
"Before Our Spring" Dagger-14-plain.png
(우린 봄이 오기 전에;Urin bomi ogi jeone)		 Jonghyun
Poet | Artist 2018 [32]
"Better Off"
(버리고 가;Beorigo ga)		 Shinee
The Misconceptions of Us 2013 [33]
"Blinking Game"
(눈싸움;Nunssaum)		 Jonghyun
Story Op.2 2017 [25]
"Breathe" Dagger-14-plain.png
(한숨;Hansum)		 Lee Hi
Seoulite 2016 [34]
"Breathe" (Japanese version) Lee Hi
Lee Hi Japan Debut Album2018 [35]
"Chocolate" Shinee
Married to the Music 2015 [36]
"Cocktail" Jonghyun
  • Jonghyun
  • Bryan-Michael Cox
  • Clifford Henson
 She Is 2016 [30]
"Crazy (Guilty Pleasure)" Dagger-14-plain.png Jonghyun
(featuring Iron)
  • Jonghyun
  • Iron
  • Uwe Fahrenkrog-Petersen
  • Jean Beauvoir
  • Anne Judith Wik
  • Robin Jenssen
  • Martin Mulholland
 Base 2015 [31]
"Dangerous (Medusa II)" Shinee
Why So Serious? – The Misconceptions of Me 2013 [37]
"Déjà-Boo" Dagger-14-plain.png
(데자-부;Deja-bu)		 Jonghyun
(featuring Zion.T)
 Base 2015 [31]
"Diphylleia Grayi"
(산하엽;Sanhayeop)		 Jonghyun
Story Op.1 2015 [24]
"Don't Stop" Shinee
1 of 1 2016 [38]
"Dress Up" Jonghyun She Is 2016 [30]
"Elevator"
(엘리베이터;Ellibeiteo)		 Jonghyun
Story Op.2 2017 [25]
"End of a Day" Dagger-14-plain.png
(하루의 끝;Haruui kkeut)		 Jonghyun
Story Op.1 2015 [24]
"Fine"
(그래도 되지 않아?;Geuraedo doeji ana?)		 Jonghyun
Story Op.1 2015 [24]
"Fireplace"
(벽난로;Byeongnallo)		 Jonghyun
Story Op.2 2017 [25]
"Fortune Cookie"
(포춘쿠키;Pochunkuki)		 Jonghyun
Base 2015 [31]
"Grease"
(기름때;Gireumttae)		 Jonghyun
Poet | Artist 2018 [32]
"Hallelujah"
(할렐루야;Hallelluya)		 Jonghyun
Base 2015 [31]
"Happy Birthday" Jonghyun
Story Op.1 2015 [24]
"#Hashtag"
(와플;Wapeul)		 Jonghyun
Poet | Artist 2018 [32]
"Honesty"
(늘 그자리에;Neul geujarie)		 Shinee
Sherlock 2012 [28]
"I'm So Curious"
(어떤 기분이 들까;Eotteon gibuni deulkka)		 Jonghyun
Poet | Artist 2018 [32]
"I'm Sorry"
(미안해;Mianhae)		 Jonghyun
Story Op.1 2015 [24]
"Inspiration" Dagger-14-plain.png Jonghyun
SM Station Season 1 2016 [39]
"It Must Be Autumn"
(가을이긴 한가;Gaeurigin hanga)		 Jonghyun
(with Go Young-bae)
Monthly Live Connection2015 [40]
"Juliette" Dagger-14-plain.png Shinee Romeo 2009 [41]
"Just Chill"
(멍하니 있어;Meonghani isseo)		 Jonghyun
Story Op.2 2017 [25]
"Kkaman Bam Pureun Bam"
(까만 밤 푸른 밤)		 Jonghyun
— [lower-alpha 1] 2014 [42]
"Let Me Out"
(놓아줘;Noajwo)		 Jonghyun
Story Op.2 2017 [25]
"Like You" Jonghyun
Story Op.1 2015 [24]
"Lonely" Dagger-14-plain.png Jonghyun
(featuring Taeyeon)
 Story Op.2 2017 [25]
"Love Belt" Jonghyun
(featuring Younha)
 Base 2015 [31]
"Love Is" Jonghyun
— [lower-alpha 1] 2014 [43]
"Love is So Nice" Jonghyun
Story Op.2 2017 [25]
"Maybe Tomorrow"
(내일쯤;Naeiljjeum)		 Jonghyun
Story Op.1 2015 [24]
"Mono-Drama"
(일인극;Iringeuk)		 Jonghyun
Base 2015 [31]
"Moon" Jonghyun
She Is 2016 [30]
"Neon" Jonghyun
Base 2015 [31]
"No More" Lim Kim
Simple Mind2015 [44]
"Obsession"
(욕;Yok)		 Shinee
Lucifer 2010 [45]
"Odd Eye" Shinee
  • Jonghyun
  • Key
  • Jonathan Yip
  • Jeremy Reeves
  • Ray Romulus
  • Ray McCullough
 Odd 2015 [46]
"Oneulgwa Naeil"
(오늘과 내일)		 Jonghyun — [lower-alpha 1] 2014 [47]
"Only One You Need"
(환상통;Hwansangtong)		 Jonghyun
  • Jonghyun
  • Blizman
  • Christian Parris
  • Daniel Klein
  • Kendrick Dean
 Poet | Artist 2018 [32]
"Orbit"
(우주가 있어;Ujuga isseo)		 Jonghyun
She Is 2016 [30]
"Orgel"
(오르골;Oreugol)		 Shinee
Why So Serious? – The Misconceptions of Me 2013 [37]
"Our Season"
(따뜻한 겨울;Ttatteutan gyeoul)		 Jonghyun
Story Op.2 2017 [25]
"Playboy" Exo
Exodus 2015 [48]
"Pretty Boy" Taemin
(featuring Kai)
  • Jonghyun
  • Daniel Caesar
  • Ludwig Lindell
  • Ylva Dimberg
 Ace 2014 [49]
"Prism" Shinee
  • Kim Min-jung
  • Jamil "Digi" Chammas
  • Deez
  • Wilbart "Vedo" McCoy III
  • MZMC
  • Otha "Vakseen" Davis III
  • Jonghyun
1 of 1 2016 [38]
"Red Candle" Dagger-14-plain.png Son Dam-bi
Non-album release2013 [50]
"Red" Jonghyun
She Is 2016 [30]
"Rewind" Jonghyun
Poet | Artist 2018 [32]
"Selene 6.23"
(너와 나의 거리;Neowa naui geori)		 Shinee
The Misconceptions of Us 2013 [33]
"Sentimental" Jonghyun
Poet | Artist 2018 [32]
"She Is" Dagger-14-plain.png
(좋아;Joa)		 Jonghyun
She Is 2016 [30]
"Shinin'" Dagger-14-plain.png
(빛이 나;Bichi na)		 Jonghyun
Poet | Artist 2018 [32]
"Shout Out"
(악;Ak)		 Shinee
Lucifer 2010 [45]
"Sightseeing"
(사람 구경 중;Saram gugyeong jung)		 Jonghyun
Poet | Artist 2018 [32]
"Spoiler" Shinee
Dream Girl – The Misconceptions of You 2013 [51]
"Suit Up" Jonghyun
She Is 2016 [30]
"Symptoms"
(상사병;Sangsabyeong)		 Shinee Everybody 2013 [52]
"U & I" Jonghyun
Story Op.1 2015 [24]
"Up & Down" Shinee
  • Misfit
  • Jonghyun
  • Carl Seanté McGrier II
  • Kofi Owusu-Ofori
  • Kyuwon "Q" Kim
 Lucifer 2010 [45]
"View" Dagger-14-plain.png Shinee Odd 2015 [46]
"Where Are You"
(바퀴;Bakwi)		 Jonghyun
Story Op.2 2017 [25]
"White T-Shirt" Jonghyun
  • Jonghyun
  • Henrik Meinke
  • Jonas Kalisch
  • Alexsej Vlasenko
  • Jeremy Chacon
  • Ilanguaq Lumholt
  • Marcus Winther
 She Is 2016 [30]
"Young and Rich" Jonghyun
—Unreleased [53]
"Your Voice" Dagger-14-plain.png
(한마디;Hanmadi)		 Jonghyun
(with Heritage)
  • Lee Hwa
  • Ha Hyeong-joo
  • Park Hee-young
  • Jonghyun
SM Station Season 1 2016 [54]

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 Theme song for Jonghyun's radio show MBC Blue Night

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