Hong Ji-yoon Releases New Song On August 26, Overcoming Conflict With Former Agency

Hong Ji-yoon will release her digital single “I’m here, Yoon” on major music sites at 12 noon on August 26.

“I’m here, Yoon” is a lively dance song named after Hong Ji-yoon. Hong Ji-yoon’s bright voice is added to the repetitive lyrics and melody. The lyrics, such as “I’m here, Yoon, to bring you happiness” and “I’m here, Yoon, to enjoy with you,” contain her unique positive energy. In particular, the songwriting and composing team, Ma Aseong and Jeon Hong-min, known as the “Trot Avengers,” took charge of the lyrics, composition, and arrangement of “I’m here, Yoon,” further enhancing its completeness.

Previously, Hong Ji-yoon revealed conflicts over the exclusive contract with her former agency, SPK Entertainment. SPK Entertainment raised an issue when Hong Ji-yoon signed an exclusive contract with Thought Entertainment ahead of the main lawsuit over the suspension of the exclusive contract, and Hong Ji-yoon’s side responded by saying, “There is no legal problem.”

In addition, Hong Ji-yoon gave admirers a surprise new song prior to the release of the debut full-length album as a special gift. Hong Ji-yeon debuted the song ‘Come to Yoon’ on the TV Chosun variety show ‘I like Tuesday night’ in the past. She captivated the audience with her refreshing tone and boasts of her ‘Trot Barbie’ attractiveness.

In the meantime, Hong Ji-yoon made her name known by placing second in the TV Chosun contest programme ‘Miss Trot 2 Tomorrow’, which transmitted in 2020. Since then, Hong Ji-yoon has been active in a variety of disciplines, including entertainment, radio, advertising, drama, and musical theatre.

Currently, Hong Ji-yoon is accelerating preparations for the September release of her debut full-length album. On the 18th of the same month, she plans to meet with her admirers via a live SBS M broadcast of her comeback showcase. With his ‘trot barbie’ charm, he has won the hearts of music lovers, and now all eyes are on what kind of future activity he will demonstrate.