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Kang Jihye (강지혜) is a South Korean singer-songwriter and CEO. She's known for being co-founder of Ethereal Productions and founder and CEO of Moon Choir Entertainment. She was a member of MEow, but never released a song with the group.
History[]
2016: Inclusion in MEow[]
Jihye was announced as a member of MEow on November of 2016. However, the group's history had been very rocky to that point and it didn't stop once she joined. Despite being a member for almost a whole year, Jihye never recorded a song for the group, although she was included in choreos and music videos.
She then left the group on 2018.
2019: Ethereal Productions[]
Jihye and Han Byun-sok founded Ethereal Productions together on February 2019, however she left the label on bad terms in the second half of 2024 and created Moon Choir Entertainment.
2025: Soloist career[]
Jihye's first musical endeavor came as a feature on Kuin's Touch & Go, included in her album Hell On Heels.
Jihye debuted as a soloist on March 12 with her debut album's first single Can't Catch Me Now, although she had yet to reveal the record's release at that point. Her second single, Adore, came out on July 12 and featured South Korean rapper Jung Seokjin.
With the announcement of Adore, Jihye also revealed her debut album, She Was Here.
Discography[]
| Title | Details | Tracklist | Release Date | |
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| Can't Catch Me Now | Digital Single |
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March 12, 2025 |
| Adore | Digital Single |
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July 12, 2025 |
| She Was Here | Studio Album |
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July 25, 2025 |