NC.A

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Track listing
  1. Next Station
  2. U in me
  3. Hoo Hoo Hoo
  4. Vanilla Shake
  5. Coming Soon
  6. Curfew
  7. Look Crazy (Feat. Sims Of M.I.B)
  8. How much more... (Feat. Shinji)
  9. Instinct
  10. Next station (Inst.)
NC.A
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NC.A in 2018
Born
Im So-eun [1]

(1996-10-07) October 7, 1996 (age 27)
Osan, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
Occupations
  • Singer
  • actress
Musical career
Genres K-pop
Instrument(s)Vocals
Years active2013–present
LabelsJPlanet
Formerly of Uni.T
Website jplanetentertainment.com/nca/
Korean name
Hangul
임소은
Hanja
Revised Romanization Im So-eun
McCune–Reischauer Im Soŭn26

Extended plays

TitleAlbum detailsPeak positionsSales
KOR
[21]
Scent of NC.A
  • Released: April 9, 2014
  • Label: JJ Holic Media
  • Format: CD, digital download
Track listing
  1. I'm Different
  2. Hello Baby
  3. My Student Teacher
  4. Oh My God
  5. I'm Different (Instrumental)
  6. Hello Baby (Instrumental)
16
Some-
  • Released: May 10, 2019
  • Label: J Planet Entertainment
  • Format: CD, digital download
37

Singles

As lead artist

TitleYearPeak chart positionsSales [upper-alpha 1] Album
KOR
[25]
"My Student Teacher" (교생쌤)201392Scent of NC.A
"Oh My God"108
"Hello Baby"2014107
"I'm Different" (난 좀 달라)81
"Crazy You" (미쳤나봐)—Time to Be a Woman
"Hoo Hoo Hoo" (후후후)—
"Coming Soon"2015—
"Cinderella Time" (통금시간)—
"Vanilla Shake" (바닐라 쉐이크)123
"U in Me"2016—
"Next Station" (다음역)——
"I'm Fine"2018—Some-
"Awesome Breeze" (밤바람)2019—
"Melody For You" (널 위한 멜로디)2021—널 위한 멜로디 - Single
"My Student Teacher (2022 Version)" (교생쌤)202228My Student Teacher (2022 Version) - Single
"Coming Soon (2022 Version)"70Coming Soon (2022 Version) - Single
"Love is Like Rain Outside the Window" (사랑은 창밖에 빗물 같아요)—사랑은 창밖에 빗물 같아요 - Single
"I'm Different (2022 Remix Version)" (난 좀 달라)—I'm Different (2022 Remix Version) - Single
"No You, No Me (2022 Version)" (헤어질 자신 있니)—No You, No Me (2022 Version) - Single
"My Little"2023—

My Little - Single

"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.
TitleYearPeak chart positionsAlbum
KOR
[25]
"Clouds And I"
(Lee SeeJun and NC.A)		2014—Immortal Song: Summer Songs Special Part.2
"Words I Want To Tell You All Night"
(1SAgain featuring NC.A)		2015—Non-album singles
"Stars In The Night Sky 7"
(Yang Jung Seung, NC.A & Goo Bon Seung)		—
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Collaborations

TitleYearPeak chart positionsSales [upper-alpha 1] Album
KOR
[25]
"How Long Time.." (얼마나 더..)
(with Shin Ji)		2015—Time To Be A Woman
"Playing With Fire" (봄에 오면 괴롭힐 거예요)
(with Yook Sung-jae)		201689Some-
"Love Me" (읽어주세요)
(with Sugarbowl)		2017—Love Me - Single
"So Do You" (노래방에서)
(with Seo Eunkwang)		2018— [upper-alpha 2] Some-
"No You, No Me" (헤어질 자신 있니)
(with Hynn)		201968No You, No Me - Single
"Stay Home" (with Josub)—Favorite Chart, Pt. 1
"Flashback" (생각이 똑똑)
(with TIKITIK, Yoo Jun-ho, and LUNARSOLAR's Jian)		2020—Favorite Chart, Pt. 2
"leave you for a while..." (잠시 헤어지는거야)
(with Namgung Eunju)		2022—leave you for a while... - Single
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Soundtrack appearances

TitleYearPeak chart positionsSales [upper-alpha 1] Drama
KOR
[25]
"Only 5 Minutes More"
(NC.A, Sangdo & Yano from Topp Dogg)		2015— A Girl Who Sees Smells OST
"Instinct"— Law of the Jungle OST
"Even If a Memorable Day Comes"
201617 Reply 1988 OST
"More & More"
2018— Risky Romance OST
"Kiss Me"
2019— Perfume (2019 TV series) OST
"How About Your Day?"
—Goodbye, Hello OST
"Something" (어떻게 할까?)"
2021—Sometoon 2021 OST
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Videography

Music videos

YearTitleLengthNotes
2013"My Student Teacher (Drama Ver.)"03:52Debut MV starring Girl's Day's Hyeri
directed by NAIVE Creative Productions
"My Student Teacher (Lip Ver.)"03:34directed by NAIVE Creative Productions
"Oh My God"03:19
2014"I'm Different"03:29
"Crazy You"03:27
"Hoo Hoo Hoo"00:56
2015"Coming Soon"03:21
"Cinderella Time"03:41With Sungjae from BTOB and Dino from Halo
"Vanilla Shake"03:32With Jeong Jae Yong and NS Yoon-G
"How Long Time..."03:42With Shinji
2016"Next Station"03:48
2017"Love Me"04:11With Haneul
2018"I'm Fine"03:34
2019"Awesome Breeze (Drama Ver.)"04:46With SF9's Rowoon, LUNARSOLAR's Taeryeong & Jian, and Lee Suji
"Awesome Breeze (NC.A Ver.)"03:56

Music Video Appearances

YearSong titleArtist
2014치사치사치사Seo Young Eun
2015Did You Eat?The Shorties

Filmography

Variety Shows

YearChannelShowNote
2013 SBS Cultwo Show
2014 MBC Every 1 Weekly Idol Made a cameo on the episode of Hyosung.
Arirang Pops in Seoul
MBC Ailee's VitaminGuest on the first episode
KBS Happy Together 3Guest on the episode 346
Tooniverse Thunderstruck Stationary 2Kids Show
MBC Music NC.A in FukuokaThere are 4 episodes in total
2015 Arirang Arirang Radio
SBS Star King
KBS Hello Counselor
Arirang Pops in Seoul
KBS2 Crisis Escape Number 1
MBC King of Mask Singer Guest Judge
OGNOnGameNet From Start Till ClearGuest on ep 226, 231, 232
JTBC Hidden Singer 4Panelist, Impersonator (Shin Ji's Episode)
2016 MBC King of Mask Singer Contestant as "Don't Forget Me a Forget-me-not", episodes 77-78
2017KBS The Unit: Idol Rebooting Project Finalist - 3rd Place

Drama

YearNetworkDramaRole
2013 tvN Reply 1994 Student/friend of Sooksookie (Yook Sung-jae)
2014 Tooniverse Thunderstruck Stationery 2As NC.A
2015Web dramaThree by Three [18] TBA
2018 KBS 2TV To. Jenny [39] Eileen (cameo)
2020 JTBC Itaewon Class [40] Bok-hee's friend (cameo)
2021SeeznSometoon 2021Ye-ra (Ep.3) / Sophie (Ep.10) / Hak No-hyeo (Ep.13) / Dan-bi (Ep.16) / So-mi (Ep.17) / Tak Mi-ryeo (Ep.20)
TBAB-PLAYPhantom SchoolKang Yu-na

TV Programs

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 Sales figures for tracks are based on digital downloads, except noted.
  2. ↑ "So Do You" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but appeared at number 62 on Download component chart. [37]

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