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South Korean singer and rapper Hyomin has released three extended plays and eight singles, including two promotional singles.

EPs3
Singles6
Promotional singles2
Guest appearances2
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Hyomin discography
Hyomin at K-Collection in Seoul in March 2012
EPs3
Singles6
Promotional singles2
Guest appearances2
Soundtrack appearances2
Compilation appearances7
Music videos13
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In 2008, Hyomin appeared as a guest rapper on "Blue Moon" by Davichi and Seeya, becoming the first member of T-ara to participate in a pre-debut release. She later officially debuted as a member of the group. Prior to her solo debut, Hyomin participated in several singles and soundtrack projects, most notably "Wonder Woman", a collaboration between T-ara,[a] Davichi, and Seeya.[1] The single peaked at number six on the newly established Gaon Chart and sold over 2.3 million digital copies by the end of 2010, becoming one of the best-selling singles in South Korea that year.[2] In 2011, she released "Beautiful Girl", a collaboration with Brave Brothers and Electroboyz.[3] The single peaked at number twenty-three on the Gaon Digital Chart and received recognition at the Annual Home Shopping Awards.[4]

Hyomin made her official solo debut in 2014 with Make Up.[5] The EP peaked at number six on the Gaon Album Chart and received nominations for the Main Prize at the Seoul Music Awards and Artist of the Year at the YinYueTai Awards.[6][7] Its lead single, "Nice Body", peaked at number thirteen on the Gaon Digital Chart and number eighteen on the Billboard Korea Hot 100.[8] The song later won the Best Sexy Award at the MTV Best of the Best Awards,[9] while Hyomin received the Best Female Artist award at the KU Awards.[10]

In 2016, Hyomin released her second extended play, Sketch, which peaked at number three on the Gaon Album Chart.[11][12] The release earned her the Best Female Artist award and a second Artist of the Year nomination at the YinYueTai Awards.[13] Its lead single, "Sketch", became the first song by a Korean solo artist to top Billboard China Top 100. It charted eight weeks at peak.[14]

In 2018, Hyomin collaborated with JustaTee on "Cabinet", a promotional single created to promote tourism in South Korea. The song topped V Heartbeat's chart in Vietnam for four consecutive months and received four awards at the V Live Awards.[15]

In 2019, Hyomin released her third extended play, Allure, which peaked at number eleven on the Gaon Album Chart. All three singles from the EP topped YinYueTai's singles chart, while "Mango" and "U Um U Um" peaked at numbers five and four, respectively, on Billboard China Top 100.

Extended plays

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Make Up 6
Sketch
  • Released: March 17, 2016
  • Label: MBK Entertainment
  • Format: CD, digital download, streaming
3
Allure
  • Released: February 20, 2019
  • Label: Sublime Artist Agency
  • Format: CD, digital download, streaming
11
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.
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Singles

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"Wonder Woman"

(with Eunjung, Seeya and Davichi)

2010 6 — — —
  • KOR: 2,300,000[2]
Non-album single
"Nice Body" 2014 13 18 — — Make Up
"Sketch" 2016 120 — 1 1 Sketch
"Mango" 2018 —[b] — 5 1 Allure
"U Um U Um" 2019 —[c] — 4 1
"Allure" —[d] — — 1[e]
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Promotional singles

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Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Album
KOR

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"Beautiful Girl"

(with Brave Brothers and Electroboyz)

2011 23 Non-album single
"Cabinet"

(with JustaTee)

2019 — Non-album single
"—" denotes recordings which were not released in that country or didn't chart.
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Guest appearances

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Title Year Album
"Blue Moon"

(SeeYa, Davichi and Black Pearl feat. Hyomin & Eunjung)

2008 Non-album single
"N-Time"

(Hwang Jung-eum feat. Hyomin & Eunjung)

2009 Non-album single
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Soundtrack appearances

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Song Year Peak chart positions Sales[28] Album
KOR[29]
"Coffee Over Milk"

(with Jiyeon and Lee Bo-ram)

2010 74
  • KOR: 526,000
Coffee House OST Part 3
"Empty Space" 2021 —[f] Summer Guys OST Part 3
"—" denotes recordings which were not released in that country or didn't chart.
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Compilation appearances

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"Not Everyone Can Love"[g]

(With Eunjung)

2013 Immortal Song: Singing a Legend
"Faraway Home"[h]

(With Eunjung)

2014 Immortal Song: Singing a Legend (Lunar New Year Special)
"Still Have You"[i]

(With Eunjung)

Music Trip Yesterday (College Song Festival)
"Vision" 2017 Mix And The City
"Just One More" (prod by CashCash)

(with Jessi, DJ H.ONE, Tritops, Jimin and Xie)

"I Love You"[j] 2018 King of Mask Singer
"Late Regret"[k] 2021 The Playlist
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Other appearances

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Song Year Artist Album
"Dangerous"

(with Eunjung & Jiyeon)

2013 T-ara "Bunny Style"
"Love Suggestion"
"Ooh La La" 2017 What's My Name?
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Songwriting credits

All song credits are adapted from the Korea Music Copyright Association's database unless otherwise noted.[30]

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Year Album Song Lyrics Music
Credited With Credited With
2014 Make Up "Overcome" Yes N/a Yes Konquest
2016 Sketch "Only We Are Aware Of Our Story" Yes With Alex Kang Yes Mokujins
"Still" No Yeong Jun-hyung Yes N/a
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Music videos

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Song Year Album
"Wonder Woman" 2010 Non-album single
"Beautiful Girl" 2011 Non-album single
"Nice Body" 2014 Make Up (EP)
"Nice Body" (Dance Ver.)
"Sketch" 2016 Sketch (EP)
"Sketch" (19 Ver.)
"MANGO" 2018 Allure (EP)
"MANGO" (Chinese Ver.)
Cabinet
"U Um U Um" 2019
"U Um U Um" (Chinese Ver.)
"Allure"
"Allure" (Chinese Ver.)
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Notes

  1. Only Hyomin and Eunjung participated to represent the group.
  2. "Mango" did not chart on Gaon's Digital chart but it peaked at number 51 on the social chart.
  3. "U Um U Um" did not chart on Gaon's Digital chart, but it peaked at number 4 on the social chart and at number 97 on the BGM chart.
  4. "Allure" did not chart on Gaon's Digital chart, but it peaked at number 2 on the Social Chart and at number 93 on the Bell Chart.
  5. "Allure" peaked at first on the Korean chart for 8 weeks in a row
  6. "Empty Space" did not chart on Gaon's Digital Chart, but it peaked at number 43 on the BGM chart.
  7. Live, Tae Jin Ah cover
  8. Live, Na Hoon-a cover
  9. Live, YB cover
  10. Live, Shin Hyo-Bum cover
  11. Live, Jo Hyun-ah cover

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