Ngọt

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Ngọt was a Vietnamese indie pop rock group based in Hanoi. It was composed of four members: Vũ Đinh Trọng Thắng, Phan Việt Hoàng, Nguyễn Hùng Nam Anh and Hoàng Chí Trung. Since its formation in 2013, Ngọt became a prominent group in the Vietnamese indie rock scene.^[1]

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Ngọt
Ngọt performing in 2016
Background information
Origin	Hanoi, Vietnam
Genres	Indie pop Pop rock Alternative rock
Years active	2013–2024
Labels	LP Club
Past members	Vũ Đinh Trọng Thắng Nguyễn Hùng Nam Anh Phan Việt Hoàng Hoàng Chí Trung Trần Bình Tuấn Nguyễn Chí Hùng
Website	Official website
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The band released their first studio album of the same name on May 2016. Their second album, Ng`bthg, was released in September 2017. Their single from the album "Em dạo này" helped them win the Dedication Music Awards for "Song of the Year" in 2018.

Their third album, 3, was released on October 2019 under the LP Club label.

On March 19, 2024, the band announced its disbandment and cancelled all future shows.^[2]

1. ^ "Ngọt - ban nhạc Indie chinh phục khán giả bằng sự mộc mạc". VnExpress (in Vietnamese).
2. ^ "Ban nhạc Ngọt tuyên bố ngừng diễn từ nay, nhiều người sốc, nghi hoặc". Tuoi Tre (in Vietnamese).

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