Jae

Jae (제; also known as eaJ) is an independent South Korean-American singer-songwriter, musician, rapper and composer. He is a former member of the boy band DAY6.

He made his solo debut on April 8, 2022 with the digital single "Car Crash".

Career

2015–2022: DAY6

He officially debuted as the member of South Korean rock band DAY6 on September 7, 2015, with the mini album The Day.

On January 1, 2022, Jae announced that he will be taking a hiatus from group activities until further notice.^[1] Later the same day, JYP Entertainment announced that Jae left the group and terminated his contract with the company as of December 31, 2021.^[2][3]

2022: Solo debut with "Car Crash"

He made his solo debut on April 8, 2022 with his first digital single "Car Crash".

2025: "Ruin My Life"

On April 4, he announced his new digital single "Ruin My Life", which will be released on April 18.^[4]

Discography

English

EPs

• Laughing in Insomnia (2023)
• Smiling in Insomnia (2023)
• Medicated Insomnia (2023)
• When The Rain Stopped Following Me (2024)

Digital singles

• "Car Crash" (2022)
• "Typical Story" (2022)
• "Enemy" (2023)
• "Lennon" (2023)
• "LA Stars" (2023)
• "Safe in the Rain" (2023)
• "In My Civic" (2023)
• "Mad" (2024)
• "Friendly Fire" (2024)
• "Burn" (2024)
• "Ruin My Life" (2025)

Collaborations

• "Visions" (with VALORANT, Safari Riot) (2023)
• "Castle in the Sky (Ghibli Inspired ver.)" (with Zayn Lyn) (2024)
• "Imagine" (with slchld) (2024)
• "Right Where You Left Me" (with Hindia) (2024)

Features

• MAX - "Working For The Weekend (Party Pupils Remix)" (2021)
• Vaultboy - "Everything, Everywhere" (2023)
• BINI - "Secrets" (2025)

SoundCloud exclusives

• "LA Trains" (2020)^{[Notes 1]}
• "Otherside" (2020)
• "Guess Not" (2020)
• "Rose" (2020)
• "50 Proof" (2020)^{[Notes 2]}
• "Pinocchio" (2020)
• "Truman" (2020)
• "Pacman" (2020)^{[Notes 3]}

Korean

Features

• DPR LIVE - "Jam & Butterfly" (2020)
• Seori - "Dive With You" (2021)
• Big Naughty - "Stab" (2021)

OSTs

• Jentry Chau vs the Underworld (Soundtrack from the Netflix Series) ("See") (2025)

SoundCloud exclusives

• "It Just Is" (with Seori) (2020)

Producing and writing credits

Concerts

U.S.A tours

• In Insomnia (2023)^[5]

Concerts participation

• Head In The Clouds Festival (2022)
• 2022 Head In the Clouds Jakarta (2022)^[6]
• Imagine Dragons Loom World Tour (2024)^[7]

Filmography

Reality shows

• K-pop Star 1 (SBS, 2011–2012) - contestant

Variety shows

• After School Club (Arirang TV, 2016–2018) - host

Trivia

• He has a YouTube channel called JaeSix, which is currently being used to release personal music projects.
• He has a podcast with DIVE Studios.
• His MBTI personality type is INTP.^[8]

Gallery

Main article: Jae/Gallery

Notes

References

Official links

• Facebook
• Instagram
• SoundCloud
• Threads
• TikTok
• Twitch
• Twitter
• YouTube

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