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Studio J is an in-house label created by Park Jin-young in January 2015. Park described Studio J as a label which will launch JYPE into a new direction in music. The sub-label will create music which rather than appealing to the mainstream will instead showcase free and deep artists. Few days later he revealed G.Soul to be the first artist on Studio J's roster.[1]

Key Information

History

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J. Y. Park announced the new label that "rather than appealing to the mainstream we hope to showcase free and deep artists.” On January 19, 2015, G.Soul made his debut with the album Coming Home and became the first artist of Studio J after being a trainee for 15 years.

On September 7, 2015, Studio J debuted its first group, a six-membered pop-rock band Day6 namely: Sungjin/박성진 (guitar), Jae/박제형 (guitar), Young K/Brian/강영현 (bass), Junhyeok/임준혁 (keyboard), Wonpil/김원필 (synthesizer), and Dowoon/윤도운 (drum).

On December 29, 2016, Studio J announced that Day6 will have their monthly project in 2017 titled Every DAY6. The project would release two songs every month on the sixth (except May, June, August and October) along with concerts before the release of monthly song.[2]

On November 1, 2021, JYP announced their new band Xdinary Heroes.[3]

Artists

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Sub-unit

Soloists

Former artists

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Discography

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2015

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Released Title Artist Format Language
January 19 Coming Home G.Soul CD, download Korean
April 5 "Hopeless Love" Park Ji-min Download
June 29 "Love Me Again" G.Soul
September 7 The Day Day6 CD, Download
September 10 Dirty G.Soul
November 30 Frank Baek Ye-rin Korean, English

2016

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Released Title Artist Format Language
February 15 Crosswalk Jo Kwon CD, download Korean
February 16 "Smooth Operatore" G.Soul feat. San E Download
March 30 Daydream Day6 CD, download
May 11 "Far, Far Away" G.Soul Download
June 20 "Bye Bye My Blue" Baek Ye-rin
August 23 19 to 20 Park Ji-min CD, download
December 7 "Love You on Christmas" Baek Ye-rin Download
December 20 "Look Alike" Park Ji-min & D.ear

2017

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Released Title Artist Format Language
January 6 "I Wait" Day6 Download Korean
February 6 "You Were Beautiful"
February 17 "Come Over" Baek Ye-rin & Dean
March 6 "How Can I Say" Day6
April 6 "I'm Serious"
May 8 "Dance Dance"
"Take Me Home" Primeboi feat. Park Ji-min
May 18 "Light" The Quiett feat. Baek Ye-rin
May 29 Bittersweet Baek A-yeon CD, download
June 7 Sunrise Day6
June 28 "Blame" Bernard Park feat. Changmo Download
July 6 "Hi Hello" Day6
August 7 "What Can I Do"
September 6 "I Loved You"
September 29 "When You Love Someone"
November 6 "All Alone"
November 7 "Say I Love You" (Meloholic OST Part 2) Park Ji-min
November 30 "Why" Jun. K feat. Park Ji-min
December 1 "The Little Match Girl" Baek A-yeon with Wendy of Red Velvet
December 6 Moonrise Day6 CD, download

2018

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Released Title Artist Format Language
January 22 "Nirvana (with Ravi)" Park Ji-min Download Korean
February 4 "The Covered Up Road" (가리워진 길) (Radio Romance OST) Bernard Park
March 14 If (Mata Aetara) Day6 CD, download Japanese
April 25 "Save Me (with JERO)" Park Ji-min Download Korean
May 21 "Was it You" (너였었니) (Wok of Love OST) Baek A-yeon
June 6 The Best Day Day6 CD, download Japanese
June 17 "Stop The Rain" Download
June 26 Shoot Me: Youth Part 1 CD, download Korean
September 4 jiminxjamie Park Ji-min
September 10 "Beautiful Feeling" Day6 Download
September 18 "Breaking Down" Japanese
October 10 "Still..." Bernard Park Korean
October 15 "I'm All Ears" (다둘어줄게) (with Choi Youngjae) Park Ji-min
October 17 Unlock Day6 CD, download Japanese
November 6 "Chocolate" (Want More 19 OST) Download Korean
November 15 "Games" Park Ji-min & Jung Jin Woo
November 17 "What Are You Doing Now" (너는 지금쯤) Day6
November 21 Dear Me Baek A-yeon CD, download
December 10 Remember Us: Youth Part 2 Day6
December 11 "Why" (Webtoon YEONNOM (웹툰 연놈) OST) Baek A-yeon Download

2019

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Released Title Artist Format Language
January 10 "Always Be With You" (Encounter OST) Baek A-yeon Download Korean
January 16 "Deep Voice" (The Last Empress OST) Park Ji-min
February 19 "둘만의 이야기" (Anna, Mari OST) Baek A-yeon
March 18 Our Love Is Great Baek Ye-rin CD, download
July 15 The Book of Us: Gravity Day6
October 22 The Book of Us: Entropy
December 4 The Best Day2 Japanese

2020

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Released Title Artist Format Language
May 11 The Book of Us: The Demon Day6 CD, download Korean
August 31 The Book of Us: Gluon Even of Day

2021

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Released Title Artist Format Language
April 19 The Book of Us: Negentropy Day6 CD, download Korean
July 5 Right Through Me Even of Day
September 6 Eternal Young K
September 27 "Out of the Blue" Dowoon Download
November 15 "Bad Influence" Bernard Park
December 6 "Happy Death Day" Xdinary Heroes

2022

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Released Title Artist Format Language
February 7 Pilmography Wonpil CD, download Korean
July 20 Hello, World! Xdinary Heroes
September 26 To Whom It May Concern Bernard Park
November 11 Overload Xdinary Heroes

2023

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Released Title Artist Format Language
April 26 Deadlock Xdinary Heroes CD, download Korean
June 23 "Better Day" Young K Download
September 4 Letters with Notes CD, download
October 11 Livelock Xdinary Heroes

2024

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Released Title Artist Format Language
March 18 Fourever Day6 CD, download Korean
April 30 Troubleshooting Xdinary Heroes
June 3 "Boy Comics" Download
July 8 "Love and Fear"
August 5 "Save Me"
September 2 Band Aid Day6 CD, download
September 9 "Instead!" Xdinary Heroes feat. Yoon Do-hyun Download
October 14 Live and Fall Xdinary Heroes CD, download
November 5 30 Sungjin

2025

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Released Title Artist Format Language
March 24 Beautiful Mind Xdinary Heroes CD, download Korean
May 7 "Maybe Tomorrow" Day6 Download
July 7 "Fire (My Sweet Misery)" Xdinary Heroes Download English
September 5 The Decade Day6 CD, download Korean
October 24 LXVE to DEATH Xdinary Heroes
December 15 "Lovin' the Christmas" Day6 Download

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Studio J (스튜디오 J) is a South Korean record label and in-house sub-label of JYP Entertainment, founded by J.Y. Park on January 18, 2015, with the purpose of nurturing free-spirited, non-mainstream artists who create authentic and deep music outside the conventional K-pop idol system. The label debuted its first artist, G.Soul—a longtime JYP trainee of 15 years—with the album Coming Home on the same day as its launch, marking a shift toward supporting independent talents managed by a Berklee College of Music graduate. Over the years, Studio J has focused primarily on rock and alternative music, debuting prominent acts such as the rock band Day6 in 2015 and the six-member rock band Xdinary Heroes in December 2021 with the single "Happy Death Day." Both groups have achieved international recognition, with Day6 earning multiple awards for their songwriting and Xdinary Heroes charting on Billboard's World Albums list through releases like Hello, World! and Deadlock. As of 2025, Studio J continues to operate as an in-house sub-label of JYP Entertainment, emphasizing artistic freedom and genre diversity within the broader K-pop ecosystem.

History

Founding and Philosophy

Studio J was established on January 18, 2015, as an in-house label of , based in , . The label was founded by J.Y. Park (Park Jin-young), the founder and producer of , who announced its creation via on the same day. J.Y. Park envisioned Studio J as a platform to propel in a "new direction in music," prioritizing artistic freedom over conventional commercial strategies. He emphasized supporting "free and deep artists" who could express themselves authentically, moving away from the typical idol production model toward deeper, more independent musical exploration. To lead this initiative, Park appointed a graduate of , underscoring the label's commitment to innovative and substantive artistry rather than mainstream appeal. The label's focus on non-traditional genres was exemplified by its inaugural signing, G.Soul, a longtime JYP whose organic, soulful R&B style aligned with Studio J's mission of fostering authentic musical voices.

Key Milestones and Projects

Studio J marked its entry into the music industry with the debut of G.Soul on January 19, 2015, releasing his EP Coming Home, which highlighted the label's emphasis on R&B artistry as its inaugural project. Later that year, on September 7, 2015, the rock band debuted with their mini-album The Day, featuring the title track "Congratulations," positioning Studio J in the pop-rock genre and establishing the group as the label's first band. In 2016, Baek Ye-rin transitioned from her duo 15& to a solo career under Studio J, releasing her single "" in April, which showcased her indie-pop style and artistic independence aligned with the label's "free and deep" philosophy. This period also saw the signing of additional solo artists, including Park Ji-min, who built on her 15& background with solo releases like "G.O.A.T" in August 2016, further diversifying the roster with vocal-focused projects. A pivotal initiative launched in January 2017 was the Every DAY6 project, where Day6 released new songs monthly through December, starting with "Chase" and "Freely," accompanied by teasers and live performances that evolved thematically from youthful romance to introspection, solidifying the band's creative output. This project not only boosted Day6's visibility but also exemplified Studio J's commitment to consistent, artist-driven content. By 2020, the label expanded Day6's scope with the introduction of the sub-unit Even of Day, consisting of members , , and Dowoon, who debuted on August 31 with the EP The Book of Us: – Nothing Can Tear Us Apart, emphasizing emotional ballads and collaborative songwriting to maintain momentum amid group hiatuses. These milestones underscored Studio J's growth through innovative projects that prioritized artistic freedom and genre experimentation up to the pre-pandemic era.

Recent Developments

In 2021, Studio J expanded its rock-oriented roster with the debut of , a six-member band that released the digital single "" on December 6, marking the label's push into harder-edged rock sounds within the ecosystem. This debut built on Studio J's foundational focus on non-idol acts, introducing a group known for self-produced tracks blending and punk influences. The significantly affected Studio J's operations from 2020 to 2022, prompting a shift to virtual promotions and online releases amid member hiatuses for due to military enlistments and health concerns. For instance, 's subunit Even of Day held their first online concert, – : Right Through Me, on August 8, 2021, via , allowing fans to engage remotely during restrictions that limited live events. This adaptation helped maintain visibility for the label's artists while navigating global health challenges and enlistment schedules that left largely inactive as a full group until later years. From 2023 to 2025, Studio J saw key comebacks and structural adjustments under . returned as a full with their eighth mini-album Fourever on March 18, 2024, following the completion of members' , while released their debut full-length album on April 30, 2024; both projects featured ongoing solo endeavors, such as Wonpil's individual releases and Young K's international activities. In 2024, JYP restructured its internal divisions, retaining Studio J as a dedicated unit for band and rock acts alongside renamed entities like ONE Label and SQU4D, to streamline artist management and production. These years also highlighted growing international recognition for Studio J's non-idol acts, evidenced by resumed world tours—such as ' Break the Brake tour starting November 3, 2023, in and extending to —and chart successes like Fourever's inclusion in Billboard's 25 Best Albums of 2024. DAY6's subsequent Forever Young world tour, launching in September 2024, further underscored this expansion, with performances across Asia and in 2025. In 2025, Studio J continued to support its artists' growth with major releases. issued their sixth mini-album Beautiful Mind on March 24, followed by the single "FiRE (My Sweet Misery)" on July 7, and their seventh mini-album LXVE to DEATH on October 24, blending rock intensity with emotional depth. marked their 10th with the fourth full-length album The DECADE on September 5, featuring double title tracks "Dream Bus" and "INSIDE OUT," accompanied by tour dates. These efforts reinforced Studio J's role in nurturing genre-diverse, self-produced music within as of November 2025.

Roster

Current Artists

Studio J maintains a focused roster of rock and pop-rock acts that highlight artistic independence, self-composition, and genre experimentation within the broader framework. As of 2025, the label's active lineup centers on bands and sub-units that prioritize member-driven creativity, allowing artists to handle songwriting, production, and instrumentation to foster diverse sounds ranging from energetic rock to introspective ballads. , a pop-rock band formed in 2015 under Studio J, stands as one of the label's flagship acts, renowned for its members' full involvement in composing and performing their music without external songwriters. The current members are Sungjin (leader and guitarist), (bassist and vocalist), (keyboardist and vocalist), and Dowoon (drummer), who together deliver emotionally resonant tracks blending rock with pop elements. In 2025, marked their 10th anniversary with the full-length album The DECADE, featuring self-produced songs like the double title tracks "Dream Bus" and "INSIDE OUT," reaffirming their commitment to authentic expression. This release followed their contract renewal with , underscoring the group's ongoing stability and creative control. Complementing Day6 is Xdinary Heroes, a six-member that debuted in 2021 under Studio J, bringing a fresh, hard-hitting edge with influences from alternative and . The lineup includes Gunil (leader and ), Jungsu (keyboardist and vocalist), Gaon ( and rapper), O.de ( and rapper), Jun Han (), and Jooyeon (vocalist and ), all of whom contribute to production and to create dynamic, youth-oriented anthems. Known for their live and bold visuals, the band emphasizes breaking conventions through raw energy and thematic depth. Throughout 2025, Xdinary Heroes expanded their global reach with the EP LXVE TO DEATH and the "Beautiful Mind" world tour, including stops in and international cities, highlighting their growing impact in the rock scene. Within , the vocal sub-unit Even of Day—consisting of , , and Dowoon—represents Studio J's exploration of softer, R&B-infused ballads and remains active alongside the main group. Debuting in 2020 with the EP The Book of Us: Gluon, the trio focuses on harmonious vocals and piano-driven arrangements, offering a contrast to Day6's fuller while maintaining the label's of member-led artistry. Their contributions continue to enrich Studio J's diverse output, with occasional standalone releases that showcase vocal versatility and emotional , including the 2025 OST single "" from the drama soundtrack.

Former Artists

Studio J, established in as a sub-label of to nurture independent and non-mainstream artists, saw several early signees depart between 2016 and 2021, often due to contract expirations, personal circumstances, or desires for greater creative freedom. These exits shaped the label's evolution from an R&B and rock-focused roster to its current emphasis on band acts like and . G.Soul (real name Go Soul), the inaugural artist under Studio J, debuted on January 19, 2015 with the EP Coming Home, introducing an R&B sound infused with soulful vocals and introspective lyrics that aligned with the label's philosophy of supporting singer-songwriters. During his tenure from 2015 to 2017, he contributed to the label's early identity by collaborating on productions and performing at JYP events, including tracks like "Scent of You" that showcased mature R&B influences. His departure in June 2017 followed the expiration of his contract after 17 years with JYP overall; he cited a need for a new environment and fresh collaborations, subsequently joining under . The duo 15&—comprising and (Park Jimin)—were active under Studio J from 2015, following their 2012 debut under , releasing music that blended pop, R&B, and elements to appeal to a youthful . , active from 2015 to 2019 under Studio J, contributed vocals and songwriting to projects like the 2015 single "Like a Dream," helping establish Studio J's soloist pipeline; she left in September 2019 upon contract expiration to launch her independent label, Big Shot Entertainment, seeking more control over her artistic direction after limited group promotions. Similarly, departed in August 2019 without renewing her contract, frustrated by insufficient promotional opportunities for 15& and solo endeavors, which she later described as a barrier to her growth; her work on tracks like "Dashing Away" highlighted her versatile during her time at the label. These exits effectively disbanded 15& and marked a shift away from duos. Baek A Yeon, who signed with in 2012 following her appearance on Season 2 and was active under Studio J from 2015, brought a powerful and R&B style to the label's early releases, including her debut album Having and singles like "Shouldn't Have," which earned critical praise for their emotional depth and topped charts. She played a key role in diversifying Studio J's sound beyond idol acts, with production credits on self-composed tracks that influenced subsequent soloists. Her contract expired in August 2019, leading to her departure; while no official reason was stated, she later referenced stringent music evaluations and unequal treatment at JYP as factors in her decision to pursue independence. Bernard Park (also known as Nakjoon), a soulful R&B soloist, was signed to Studio J from 2015 to 2022 after debuting under JYP in 2014 via Season 3. He released albums like Kiss Me (2015) and singles such as featuring , emphasizing emotional depth and live performances that aligned with the label's non-mainstream ethos. Park departed in 2022 upon contract expiration to focus on independent projects and , citing a desire for broader creative opportunities. Within , the label's flagship rock band debuted in 2015, two members exited amid personal challenges. Lim Junhyeok, the original keyboardist, left in February 2016 just months after debut, citing personal reasons including health issues like anxiety exacerbated by public scrutiny and dating rumors; his contributions to the self-produced debut EP The Day included keyboard arrangements that defined the band's initial sound. (real name Park Jaehyung), the lead guitarist and English lyricist, departed on December 31, 2021, terminating his contract due to personal circumstances and ongoing frustrations with limited creative input and promotion from Studio J; during his 2015–2021 tenure, he co-wrote hits like "Congratulations" and "You Were Beautiful," essential to 's emotional rock ballads and the label's emphasis on band autonomy. These changes reduced to five members, but the group continued under Studio J.

Discography

Early Releases (2015–2019)

Studio J's early years were marked by a series of releases that embodied its founding philosophy of fostering "free and deep" artists through authentic, genre-spanning music outside the mainstream mold. The label kicked off with G.Soul's debut EP Coming Home on January 18, 2015, a soulful R&B project that highlighted introspective tracks and set the tone for the sub-label's emphasis on emotional depth and vocal expression. Later that year, entered the scene with their mini-album The Day on September 7, 2015, delivering a rock-infused sound with the self-written title track "Congratulations," which showcased the band's songwriting talent and live instrumentation capabilities. Baek Yerin also launched her solo career under Studio J with the EP Frank on November 30, 2015, featuring the ethereal R&B single "," which resonated with listeners for its dreamy production and personal lyrics. From 2017, Day6's innovative Every DAY6 project defined the label's experimental approach, releasing a new digital single on the 6th of each month—starting with "I Wait" in January 2017—culminating in 25 original tracks compiled into the full-length albums Sunrise (June 2017) and Moonrise (December 2017). This ambitious initiative allowed the band to explore varied rock subgenres, from upbeat anthems to ballads, and was lauded for its consistency and creative freedom, reflecting Studio J's ethos of unhurried artistic development. Baek Yerin contributed to the period with singles like "Bye Bye My Blue" (June 2016), blending and R&B elements that earned critical acclaim for their introspective themes and vocal nuance. In 2018 and 2019, Day6 expanded their discography with the youth-themed Remember Us? series, including Youth Part 1 (June 2018) and Youth Part 2 (December 2018), alongside OST contributions such as "Chocolate" for the web drama Want More 19 (November 2018), which captured a sweet, nostalgic vibe fitting the story's tone. The The Book of Us series followed in 2019, with Gravity (July 2019) topping the Gaon Album Chart upon release and demonstrating the band's maturing sound through gravity-defying rock arrangements. Park Ji-min marked her farewell with the single "Stay Beautiful" in 2019, encapsulating the label's supportive environment for personal growth. These releases collectively built Studio J's reputation, with Day6's projects achieving strong chart performance and fan engagement, establishing a foundation of artistic liberty that prioritized depth over commercial formulas.

Later Releases (2020–2025)

In 2020, amid Day6's hiatus due to military enlistments, the subunit Even of Day—comprising members , , and Dowoon—debuted with the mini-album The Book of Us: Gluon, released on August 31 by under the Studio J imprint. The EP featured seven tracks emphasizing elements and emotional introspection, with the lead single "Where the Sea Sleeps" exploring themes of longing and unity. This release marked Studio J's strategic pivot toward subunit projects to maintain momentum for its rock-oriented roster during the global pandemic, adapting to increased digital consumption on platforms like and . The following year, returned as a full group with The Book of Us: Negentropy – Chaos Swallowed Up in Love on April 19, 2021, their seventh mini-album under Studio J. Produced amid ongoing challenges, the EP included the upbeat title track "," blending rock instrumentation with pop sensibilities to convey resilience and affection. It achieved strong domestic sales, surpassing 110,000 copies on the Circle Chart by early 2025, reflecting sustained fan support. Meanwhile, , Studio J's newest rock band, launched with the digital single "" on December 6, 2021, introducing their high-energy, genre-fusing sound that debuted at No. 12 on the chart. Expanding the roster in 2022, Xdinary Heroes followed with their debut EP Hello, World! on July 20, incorporating experimental rock tracks like the title song "Test Me," which highlighted the band's self-produced ethos. Later that year, on November 11, they released Overload, their second EP, featuring the aggressive lead single "Hair Cut" and delving into themes of mental overload, further solidifying their presence in the K-rock scene. During Day6's continued individual activities, members pursued solo endeavors, including Wonpil's full-length album Pianist in November 2022, which showcased piano-driven ballads and marked his evolution as a composer. G.Soul contributed to the label's output with OST singles like "Revenge of Others (Original Television Soundtrack), Pt. 1" on November 17, 2022, blending soulful R&B with dramatic narratives for Korean dramas. By 2023, G.Soul released additional singles such as "I Believe" and the holiday track "Hello Merry ," extending Studio J's reach into seasonal and OST markets. maintained momentum with subunit-like collaborations and live performances, while members like debuted his solo mini-album Eternal on September 6, 2023, focusing on introspective rock tracks that resonated with international audiences via streaming. These efforts underscored Studio J's emphasis on artist development during hiatus periods. In 2024, reunited for their eighth mini-album Fourever on , a pivotal full-group release after three years, with "Welcome to the Show" earning praise for its anthemic rock energy and ranking No. 11 on Billboard's 25 Best Albums of 2024. marked their first full-length album on April 30, led by "Little Things (Young, Shameful, and Foolish)," which explored youthful vulnerability through dynamic guitar riffs and debuted strongly on domestic charts. (formerly Park Jimin), a Studio J-affiliated soloist, continued contributing OSTs, including tracks for popular series, aligning with the label's strategy. These releases highlighted evolutions in production, incorporating hybrid rock-pop elements tailored for global platforms. The period from 2020 to 2025 saw Studio J adapt to the dominance of streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, prioritizing digital-first releases and international collaborations to broaden appeal beyond Korea. For instance, Xdinary Heroes' tracks frequently entered Billboard's World Albums chart. In 2025, commemorating the label's expanded roster, Day6 celebrated their 10th anniversary with the full album The Decade on September 5, featuring reflective tracks like "Dream Bus." Xdinary Heroes issued multiple EPs, including Beautiful Mind on March 24 and LXVE to DEATH on October 24, emphasizing thematic depth in love and identity. These projects not only boosted chart performances but also fostered cross-cultural fan engagement, with international tours amplifying Studio J's global footprint.

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