Lee Hi (이하이), born as Lee Ha-yi on September 28, 1996 is a South Korean soloist currently under AOMG. She was born in Bucheon, South Korea. Lee Hi was best known as a runner up on Kpop Star 1. She debuted in solo with the single 1, 2, 3, 4 on October 8, 2012 with her music video. She was a member of the duo Hi Suhyun and a former member of the cancelled girl group SuPearls.
Career
2011: K-Pop Star contestant
In December 2011, she participated in the SBS survival program K-pop Star, where she finished as runner-up and was subsequently signed to YG Entertainment.
2012–2019: Solo debut, departure from YGE
She made her solo debut on October 29, 2012 with the digital single "1,2,3,4".
In 2014, She also formed a duo named HI SUHYUN with Akdong’s musician Suhyun and debuted with the song “I’m Different”. [1]
On December 31, 2019, she announced her departure from YG Entertainment.[2]
2020: New agency under AOMG
On July 23, 2020, she was introduced as a new artist of AOMG.[3]
Discography
Korean
Studio albums
- First Love (2013)
- Seoulite (2016)
- 4 Only (2021)
Mini albums
- 24℃ (2019)
Digital singles
- "1,2,3,4" (2012)
- "Scarecrow" (2012)
- "Holo" (2020)
- "For You" (2020)
- "Only" (2021)
Collaborations
Features
- Epik High - "It's Cold" (2012)
- Gill - "Refrigerator" (with Verbal Jint) (2016)
- Code Kunst - "X" (2017)
- Epik High - "Here Comes The Regrets" (2017)
- Code Kunst - "XI" (2019)
- Raiden & Chanyeol - "Yours" (with Changmo) (2020)
- Park Jihoon - "Call U Up" (2021)
- Wonwoo & Mingyu - "Bittersweet" (2021)
- B.I - "Daydream (긴 꿈)" (2021)
- Epik High - "Rich Kids Anthem" (2022)
- Coogie - "Alone" (2022)
- Padi - "Do" (2023)
- Yugyeom - "Say Nothing" (2023)
OSTs
- "Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo OST Part.6" ("Can You Hear My Heart" with Epik High) (2016)
- "Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo OST Part.10" ("My Love") (2016)
- "Golden Slumber OST" ("Golden Slumbers") (2018)
- "Record of Youth OST Part.7" ("Brave Enough") (2020)
- "Romance 101 X Lee Hi" ("Dear You") (2021)
- "Now, We Are Breaking Up OST Part.2" ("Hold My Hand") (2021)
- "Lee Hi X Soundtrack#1" ("We'll Shine Brighter Than Any Other Stars") (2022)
Japanese
Studio albums
- Lee Hi Japan Debut Album (2018)
Concerts
Concert participation
- MIK Festival London 2022 (2022)[4]
Filmography
Variety shows
- Two Yoo Project - Sugar Man (JTBC, 2016) - guest (Ep. 26)