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SeeYa
씨야
Origin Seoul, South Korea
Genres K-pop, R&B, dance, ballad
Years active March 12, 2006 - Present
Labels CoreContentsMedia (2009-present)[citation needed]
MnetMedia (2007-2009)
GM Entertainment (2006)
Members
Kim Yeonji (김연지)
Lee Boram (이보람)
Lee Soomi (이수미)
Former members
Nam Gyu-Ri

SeeYa (Hangul: 씨야) is a South Korean female group made up of Kim Yeonji, Lee Boram and Lee Soomi. The group name "SeeYa" came from See You Always and See You Again, which means that the group wishes to live eternally through their music for their fans. When they first debuted, they were marketed as the female version of SG Wannabe.[1]

In April 2009, it was announced that Nam Gyu-Ri had left the group due to a contract dispute.[2]

Contents

History

The group started with the ideas of the producers of male vocal trio SG Wannabe, who decided to create a female version of the group.[3] SeeYa's first album was co-produced by SG Wannabe and included tracks by many of the songwriters who had worked with SG Wannabe. SeeYa's subsequent albums, however, saw the group branching out into different genres.

Although their album The First Mind was released in February 24, 2006[4], their first single quickly reached the top of the charts in the spring.[citation needed] Other early singles were "A Woman's scent" (여인의 향기) and "Shoes" (구두). They also performed "Because I Love You" (사랑하기 때문에), which features SG Wannabe. They have continued performing through the year with "Crazy Love Song" ("미친 사랑의 노래"), a piece from The Invisible Man (투명인간 최장수) soundtrack.[5] They also performed a dance remix of "Crazy Love Song" to showcase their dancing ability.[6]

Their second album Lovely Sweet Heart was released on May 25, 2007.[7] The album sold 81,723 copies in 2007, making it the fifth best-selling album in Korea that year, according to the Music Industry Assocication of Korea.[8] The first single, "Love's Greeting" (사랑의 인사),[9], won awards at the 2007 Golden Disk Awards and the MKMF Awards.[10] Follow-up singles included "Shall We Marry" (결혼 할까요) and "Ice Doll" (얼음 인형).

On January 2, 2008, SeeYa released California Dream[11], a "special" album that included songs that had been individually released as side-projects like "The Day," which Kim Yeonji sang along with Brown Eyed Girls's Jea;[12] "Flying in the deep night" (깊은 밤을 날아서), which Nam Gyuri sang for a movie's original soundtrack; an O.S.T. song "The First time in that place" (처음 그 자리에) from the TV drama "Full House" originally performed by Lee Bo-ram, and others. The album also included three new songs, including the single "Sad footsteps" also known as "Shoes II" (슬픈 발걸음, 구두 II), which was first released online in mid-December and went on to top the charts.[13] On January 31, SeeYa won the Main Award at the 2008 Seoul Music awards. [14]

In May 2008, SeeYa collaborated with a kpop girl duo Davichi and another kpop girl group Black Pearl to form Color Pink. Color Pink recorded one single called "Blue Moon."

Their third album, Brilliant Change, was released on September 26, 2008, with the lead single "Hot Girl". It is an "electronica" song, in contrast with the ballads that SeeYa usually releases.[15]

Korean Top Artist Lee Hyori stated in an interview, "SeeYa are not only a group with singing talents, but one that has everything, I have seen their hidden talents because of the closeness we share from juniors to seniors [within the company]." She added, "I previewed the full-length album and I was so surprised at their transformation, and this album is one in which you can see all of SeeYa’s charms."[16]

In April 2009, Core Contents Media, SeeYa's management company[citation needed], announced that Nam Gyuri had stopped participating in the group's activities, thus violating the terms of her contract; the company also stated that it would potentially take legal action against Nam. Nam claimed that her contract was over and she was no longer bound to the company or SeeYa. SeeYa is currently looking for a new member to replace Nam.[2]

In May 2009, SeeYa formed a project group with Davichi and T-ara to release the single "Women's Generation/Eternal Love." SeeYa member Kim Yeonji described the project group as a "continuation of the Color Pink project."[17] As of June 8 2009 "Women's Generation" had topped the Korean mobile charts for four consecutive weeks and was ranked #4 in mobile downloads for 2009.[18]

On October 26th, 2009 SeeYa's comeback song titled "His Voice," fresh off of their new mini-album Rebloom is garnering lots of attention.

On February 17th member Kim Yeonji released her first solo song "Let’s Meet Again"

Members

Current

Lee Boram

  • Position : Leader, Lead Vocalist
  • Birth : February 17, 1987 (1987-02-17) (age 23)
  • Birthplace : Seongnam
  • Academic background : Major in Department of Applied Music, Seoul Institute of the Arts
    • 2006 - KBS Drama Full House O.S.T - "The First time in that place".
    • August 2008 - MBC Drama East of Eden O.S.T - 《Red Bean Ⅱ》
    • December 2008 - Single "Go to the doctor (Tear..)"[19]
    • February 2009 - "Confession" in CCM compilation album "Call of the Heart"(심부름)[20]

Kim Yeonji

  • Position : Main Vocalist
  • Birth : October 30, 1986 (1986-10-30) (age 23)
  • Birthplace : Anyang, Gyeonggi
  • Academic background : Major in Department of Postmodern Music, Kyunghee University
  • Debut : SG Wannabe & Vibe concert, March 11, 2006
    • September 2006 - Digital Single "To My Lover" with Brown Eyed Girls's Jea.
    • December 2007 - Guest appearance on album for M TO M.
    • August 2008 - MBC Drama East of Eden O.S.T - "Crazy Woman".
    • February 2010 first solo song "Let’s Meet Again"

Lee Soomi

  • Position : Vocalist, Rapper, Lead Dancer
  • Birth : March 3, 1989 (1989-03-03) (age 21)

Discography

Further information: SeeYa discography

Albums

Album # Album Information Track listing
1st Volume 1 - The First Mind
  • Released: February 24, 2006
  • Sold: 107,928
  • Label: Poibos Co. Ltd
  • Language: Korean
  1. 여인의 향기 (A Woman's scent)
  2. 구두 (Shoes)
  3. 사랑하기때문에 (Because I Love You)
  4. 접시꽃 (Hollyhock)
  5. Promise U
  6. 처음부터 또다시 (Again From the Beginning)
  7. 유죄 (Crime)
  8. 이별해보기 (Breaking Up)
  9. Tears and Fears
  10. 사랑했다면 (If You Loved)
  11. 그냥 (Just)
  12. 내 잘못입니다 (It's My Fault)
2nd Volume 2 - Lovely Sweet Heart
  • Released: May 25, 2007
  • Chart Position: #2
  • Sales: 81,723 [21]
  • Label: Poibos Co. Ltd
  • Language: Korean
  1. 사랑의 인사 (Love's Greetings)
  2. 결혼할까요 (Shall We Marry?)
  3. 사랑이 좋아 (I like Love)
  4. Dirty Dancing
  5. 어떻게 널 잊겠니 (How Can I Forget You?)
  6. 사랑아 (Love)
  7. 그 사람이 나를 사랑해요 (He love me)
  8. Summer Dream
  9. 사랑이 간다 (Leave Love)
  10. 감동을 주세요(Touch my heart)
  11. 얼음인형 (Ice doll)
  12. 순애보 (One-Sided Love Affair)
  13. 남 (Another)
2.5 Special Album - California Dream
  • Released: January 2, 2008
  • Sales: 22,352 [22]
  • Label: Poibos Co. Ltd
  • Language: Korean
  1. 슬픈 발걸음 (구두 II) (Sad footsteps, Shoes II)
  2. 그래도 좋아 (I Still Like You)
  3. Classic
  4. 연가 (Love Song)
  5. 미워요 (Hateful)
  6. 요즘 나는 (feat. 이홍기 of F.T. Island) (I lately)
  7. 깊은 밤을 날아서 (Flying in the deep night)
  8. 처음 그 자리에 (The First time in that place)
  9. 미친 사랑의 노래 (Crazy Love Song)
  10. The Day
  11. 情 (Love)
3rd Volume 3 - Brilliant Change
  • Released: September 26, 2008
  • Sales: 25,711 [23]
  • Label: Poibos Co. Ltd
  • Language: Korean
  1. 가니 (Feat. 김용준 of SG Wannabe, 황정음, Mario) (Are You Leaving?)
  2. Hot Girl
  3. Turn It Up
  4. 집으로 돌아오는 길 (Feat. 김진호 of SG Wannabe) (On the way Home)
  5. 내가 울더라도 (Although I'm Crying)
  6. 덩그러니 (Alone)
  7. 사모곡 (Yearning Song)
  8. I Wish
  9. 남자는 그래요
  10. 그 사람 (구두 Ⅲ) (That Person, Shoes Ⅲ)
  11. 솜사탕 (Cotton Candy)
  12. 나 없이도 (Without Me)
  13. Loving You
4th First Mini Album - Rebloom
  • Released: November 2, 2009
  • Label: Poibos Co. Ltd
  • Language: Korean
  1. 그 놈 목소리 (His voice)
  2. 앗차! (Atcha!)
  3. 눈물의 여왕 (Queen of Tears)
  4. 바람핀다 믿었니 (Trust My Affair)
  5. T-Gana

Awards

Years Awards
2006
  • 13th Korea Entertainment and Art Award - Female Group Singer Award[24]
  • 3rd Asia Song Festival - New Artist Award [25]
  • 2006 M.NET/KM Music Festival (MKMF) - Best O.S.T. Award [26]
  • 16th Seoul Music Awards - New Artist Award [25]
  • 21st Golden Disk Awards - New Artist Award [25]
  • SBS Music Awards - New Female Artist Award [25]
2007
  • 2007 M.NET/KM Music Festival (MKMF) - Best Female Group [10]
  • 22nd Golden Disk Awards - Digital phonograph record - Main Award [10]
2008
  • 17th Seoul Music Awards - Main Award [14]

References

  1. ^ Kang Seok-bong (강석봉) (2006-03-26). "씨야 '단내’ 끝에 ‘향기’ 품다" (in Korean). Naver / Kyunghyang Sinmun. http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=106&oid=144&aid=0000011797. 
  2. ^ a b SeeYa’s Nam Gyu-ri Out of the Group. KBS World. April 21, 2009. Retrieved May 7, 2009.
  3. ^ Kang Seung-hun (강승훈) (2006-01-02). "SG 워너비, 여성3인조 씨야 키운다" (in Korean). Naver / mydaily. http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=106&oid=117&aid=0000034007. 
  4. ^ Kim, Won-gyeom (김원겸) (2006-02-07). "'여자 sg워너비' 씨야, 얼굴 공개" (in Korean). Star News. http://star.moneytoday.co.kr/view/stview.php?no=2006020713272309246&type=1&outlink=1. 
  5. ^ "씨야 '미친 사랑의 노래' 1위 등극" (in Korean). Naver / Yonhap. 2006-07-19. http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=001&oid=098&aid=0000152321&. 
  6. ^ Lee Hye-rin (이혜린) (2006-08-08). "‘미친사랑…’ 씨야, 섹시 숏팬츠 반응 폭발적" (in Korean). Segye Ilbo. http://www.segye.com/Articles/Spn/Entertainments/Article.asp?aid=20060809000780&ctg1=01&ctg2=00&subctg1=01&subctg2=00&cid=0101060100000&dataid=200608091404000062. 
  7. ^ Park Jin-hui (박진희) (2007-05-28). "씨야, 2집 발매 하루만에 1위 ‘함박웃음’" (in Korean). Sports Seoul TV. http://www.sportsseoul.com/common/html/read.asp?ArticleID=433324. 
  8. ^ Kim Mi-na (김미나) (2007). "‘1월 가요음반 판매량집계" (in Korean). Recording Industry Association Korea. http://www.miak.or.kr/stat/kpop_2007_2.htm. 
  9. ^ Im Hui-yun (임희윤) (2007-05-21). "씨야, 2집 앨범서 엘가의 ‘사랑의 인사’ 샘플링" (in Korean). Herald Media INC. http://www.heraldbiz.com/SITE/data/html_dir/2007/05/21/200705210321.asp. 
  10. ^ a b c (Korean)씨야, MKMF 이어 골든디스크 디지털 음원상 수상
  11. ^ (Korean)씨야, 새 음반 ‘캘리포니아 드림’ 출시
  12. ^ (Korean)씨야·브라운아이드걸스 뭉쳤다
  13. ^ (Korean)남규리 뮤비 열연에, 씨야 2.5집 음악차트 1위 등극
  14. ^ a b (Korean)여성그룹 씨야, 서울가요대상서 본상 수상
  15. ^ (Korean)3집 컴백 씨야, Hot! Girl!
  16. ^ (Korean)씨야변신 "이효리, 씨야의 매력을 모두 보여주는 최고의 앨범"
  17. ^ http://star.mt.co.kr/view/stview.php?no=2009042619374165336&type=1&outlink=1 씨야&다비치 "빠른 템포, 격렬한 댄스 기대부탁"
  18. ^ http://www.hanteo.com/community/board/view.asp?sel_code=1&Num=28870599&block=0&gotopage=1
  19. ^ (Korean)씨야 쥬얼리 다비치 브아걸 ‘같은 노래 다르게’ 부른 이유는?
  20. ^ http://www.christiantoday.co.kr/view.htm?id=201064 씨야, FT아일랜드 등 참여한 CCM ‘심부름’ (in Korean)
  21. ^ (Korean) "October - 2007 Monthly Album Sales"
  22. ^ (Korean) "January 2008 Kpop Album Sales"
  23. ^ (Korean) "Hanteo Information System"
  24. ^ (Korean)씨야, '선배님들이 인정해준 상, 감격스러워요'
  25. ^ a b c d (Korean)씨야 "2006년 신인상-2007년 본상, 2008년은 대상?"
  26. ^ (Korean)씨야, MKMF 최우수 OST상 수상

External links


This article is about a band. For the Atomic Kitten song, see See Ya (Atomic Kitten song). For the Depeche Mode song, see See You. For the meaning of "see ya", see Goodbye (disambiguation).
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SeeYa
씨야
Origin Seoul, South Korea
Genres K-pop, R&B, dance
Years active 2006–present
Labels Core Contents Media (2009-present)[citation needed]
MnetMedia (2007-2009)
GM Entertainment (2006)
Members
Kim Yeonji
Lee Boram
Former members
Nam Gyuri
Lee Soomi

SeeYa (Hangul: 씨야) is a South Korean female group made up of Kim Yeonji and Lee Boram. The group name "SeeYa" came from the phrases See You Always and See You Again, which means that the group wishes to live eternally through their music for their fans. When they first debuted, they were marketed as the female version of SG Wannabe.[1]

Contents

History

The group started with the ideas of the producers of male vocal trio SG Wannabe, who decided to create a female version of the group.[2] SeeYa's first album was co-produced by SG Wannabe and included tracks by many of the songwriters who had worked with the group. SeeYa's subsequent albums, however, saw the group branching out into different genres.

Their debut album titled The First Mind was released in February 24, 2006[3], and was launched with the singles "A Woman's Scent" (여인의 향기) and "Shoes" (구두). They also performed "Because I Love You" (사랑하기 때문에), which features SG Wannabe. They continued performing through the year with "Crazy Love Song" ("미친 사랑의 노래"), a piece from The Invisible Man (투명인간 최장수) soundtrack.[4] They also performed a dance remix of "Crazy Love Song" to showcase their dancing ability.[5]

Their second album Lovely Sweet Heart was released on May 25, 2007.[6] The album sold 81,723 copies in 2007, making it the fifth best-selling album in Korea that year, according to the Music Industry Association of Korea.[7] The first single, "Love's Greeting" (사랑의 인사),[8], won awards at the 2007 Golden Disk Awards and the MKMF Awards.[9] Follow-up singles included "Shall We Marry" (결혼 할까요) and "Ice Doll" (얼음 인형).

On January 2, 2008, SeeYa released California Dream[10], a "special" album that included songs that had been individually released as side-projects like "The Day," which Kim Yeonji sang along with Brown Eyed Girls' Jea;[11] "Flying In The Deep Night" (깊은 밤을 날아서), which Nam Gyuri sang for a movie's original soundtrack; an O.S.T. song "The First Time In That Place" (처음 그 자리에) from the TV drama "Full House" originally performed by Lee Boram, and others. The album also included three new songs, including the single "Sad footsteps" also known as "Shoes II" (슬픈 발걸음, 구두 II), which was first released online in mid-December and went on to top the charts.[12] On January 31, SeeYa won the Main Award at the 2008 Seoul Music awards.[13]

In May 2008, SeeYa collaborated with girl group label-mates Davichi and Black Pearl to form the project group Color Pink. Color Pink released one single called "Blue Moon."

Their third album, Brilliant Change, was released on September 26, 2008, with the lead single "Hot Girl", an "electronica" song, which is in contrast with the ballads that SeeYa is known for.[14] Korean Top Artist Lee Hyori commented on the album in an interview, "SeeYa are not only a group with singing talents, but one that has everything, I have seen their hidden talents because of the closeness we share from juniors to seniors [within the company]." She added, "I previewed the full-length album and I was so surprised at their transformation, and this album is one in which you can see all of SeeYa’s charms."[15]

In April 2009, Core Contents Media, SeeYa's management company[citation needed], announced that Nam Gyuri had stopped participating in the group's activities, thus violating the terms of her contract; the company also stated that it would potentially take legal action against Nam. Nam claimed that her contract was over and she was no longer bound to the company or SeeYa.

In May 2009, SeeYa formed a project group with Davichi and T-ara to release the single "Women's Generation/Eternal Love." SeeYa member Kim Yeonji described the project group as a "continuation of the Color Pink project."[16] During a press conference at the music video shoot for the song, SeeYa members Kim Yeonji and Lee Boram spoke out about Nam Gyuri's "betrayal" of the group.[17] As of June 8, 2009 "Women's Generation" had topped the Korean mobile charts for four consecutive weeks and was ranked #4 in mobile downloads for 2009.[18]

On July 15, 2009, SeeYa's management company Core Contents Media announced that Nam Gyuri had resumed activities with the group however this return was short-lived as it was announced that she had permanently left the group on August 13, 2009. SeeYa then began the search for a new member to replace Nam.[19]

Nam Gyuri's replacement Lee Soomi was revealed in August 2009[20] and SeeYa's first mini-album titled "Rebloom" was released on October 28, 2009. The single "His Voice" (그 놈 목소리) received attention for its choreography, nicknamed the "Bully Dance" by netizens.

After finishing promotions for "Rebloom" SeeYa teamed up with Davichi and T-ara again for the release of the song "Wonder Woman" (원더우먼) in January 2010. On February 17, 2010, member Kim Yeonji released her first solo song "Let’s Meet Again" (우리 다시 만나요). In April, SeeYa released "Touch My Heart" (가슴이 뭉클) for the soundtrack of drama Personal Taste.

On July 23, 2010 it was announced that Lee Soomi had left the group to join the new Core Contents Media co-ed group "NamNyeoGongHak" (남녀공학). Core Contents Media advised they would not search for a replacement member and Kim Yeonji and Lee Boram would continue SeeYa as a duo.[21]

Members

  • Lee Boram (born February 17, 1987)
  • Kim Yeonji (born October 30, 1986)

Former Members

  • Nam Gyuri (born April 26, 1985)
  • Lee Soomi (born March 3, 1989)

Discography

Studio albums

Year Album information Chart peak
position 		Sales
2006 The First Mind
  • Released: February 24, 2006
  • Label: Poibos Co. Ltd
107,928+
2007 Lovely Sweet Heart
  • Released: May 25, 2007
  • Label: Poibos Co. Ltd
2 81,723[22]
2008 California Dream
  • Released: January 2, 2008
  • Label: Poibos Co. Ltd
22,352+[23]
Brilliant Change
  • Released: September 26, 2008
  • Label: Poibos Co. Ltd
25,711+[24]

Mini albums

Year Album information
2009 Rebloom
  • Released: November 2, 2009
  • Label: Poibos Co. Ltd

Compilations

Year Album information
2007 All Star: Composer Jo Young Soo Project Album 1st
  • Released: 2 February 2007
  • Label: CJ Music
2008 All Star: 2nd album Vol.4 - SEEYA & LEEJIHYE
  • Released: 20 March 2008
  • Label: CJ Music

Awards

Years Awards
2006
  • 13th Korea Entertainment and Art Award - Female Group Singer Award[25]
  • 3rd Asia Song Festival - New Artist Award [26]
  • 2006 M.NET/KM Music Festival (MKMF) - Best O.S.T. Award [27]
  • 16th Seoul Music Awards - New Artist Award [26]
  • 21st Golden Disk Awards - New Artist Award [26]
  • SBS Music Awards - New Female Artist Award [26]
2007
  • 2007 M.NET/KM Music Festival (MKMF) - Best Female Group [9]
  • 22nd Golden Disk Awards - Digital phonograph record - Main Award [9]
2008
  • 17th Seoul Music Awards - Main Award [13]

References

  1. ^ Kang Seok-bong (강석봉) (2006-03-26). "씨야 '단내’ 끝에 ‘향기’ 품다" (in Korean). Naver / Kyunghyang Sinmun. http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=106&oid=144&aid=0000011797. 
  2. ^ Kang Seung-hun (강승훈) (2006-01-02). "SG 워너비, 여성3인조 씨야 키운다" (in Korean). Naver / mydaily. http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=106&oid=117&aid=0000034007. 
  3. ^ Kim, Won-gyeom (김원겸) (2006-02-07). "'여자 sg워너비' 씨야, 얼굴 공개" (in Korean). Star News. http://star.moneytoday.co.kr/view/stview.php?no=2006020713272309246&type=1&outlink=1. 
  4. ^ "씨야 '미친 사랑의 노래' 1위 등극" (in Korean). Naver / Yonhap. 2006-07-19. http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=001&oid=098&aid=0000152321&. 
  5. ^ Lee Hye-rin (이혜린) (2006-08-08). "‘미친사랑…’ 씨야, 섹시 숏팬츠 반응 폭발적" (in Korean). Segye Ilbo. http://www.segye.com/Articles/Spn/Entertainments/Article.asp?aid=20060809000780&ctg1=01&ctg2=00&subctg1=01&subctg2=00&cid=0101060100000&dataid=200608091404000062. 
  6. ^ Park Jin-hui (박진희) (2007-05-28). "씨야, 2집 발매 하루만에 1위 ‘함박웃음’" (in Korean). Sports Seoul TV. http://www.sportsseoul.com/common/html/read.asp?ArticleID=433324. 
  7. ^ Kim Mi-na (김미나) (2007). "‘1월 가요음반 판매량집계" (in Korean). Recording Industry Association Korea. http://www.miak.or.kr/stat/kpop_2007_2.htm. 
  8. ^ Im Hui-yun (임희윤) (2007-05-21). "씨야, 2집 앨범서 엘가의 ‘사랑의 인사’ 샘플링" (in Korean). Herald Media INC. http://www.heraldbiz.com/SITE/data/html_dir/2007/05/21/200705210321.asp. 
  9. ^ a b c (Korean)씨야, MKMF 이어 골든디스크 디지털 음원상 수상
  10. ^ (Korean)씨야, 새 음반 ‘캘리포니아 드림’ 출시
  11. ^ (Korean)씨야·브라운아이드걸스 뭉쳤다
  12. ^ (Korean)남규리 뮤비 열연에, 씨야 2.5집 음악차트 1위 등극
  13. ^ a b (Korean)여성그룹 씨야, 서울가요대상서 본상 수상
  14. ^ (Korean)3집 컴백 씨야, Hot! Girl!
  15. ^ (Korean)씨야변신 "이효리, 씨야의 매력을 모두 보여주는 최고의 앨범"
  16. ^ http://star.mt.co.kr/view/stview.php?no=2009042619374165336&type=1&outlink=1 씨야&다비치 "빠른 템포, 격렬한 댄스 기대부탁"
  17. ^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7cPjJkjPco
  18. ^ http://www.hanteo.com/community/board/view.asp?sel_code=1&Num=28870599&block=0&gotopage=1
  19. ^ http://world.kbs.co.kr/english/entertainment/enter_chart_detail.htm?No=9601 SeeYa’s Nam Gyu-ri Out of the Group]. KBS World. April 21, 2009. Retrieved May 7, 2009.
  20. ^ http://www.allkpop.com/2009/08/and_the_new_seeya_girl_is
  21. ^ http://www.allkpop.com/2010/07/the-fate-of-seeya
  22. ^ (Korean) "October - 2007 Monthly Album Sales"
  23. ^ (Korean) "January 2008 Kpop Album Sales"
  24. ^ (Korean) "Hanteo Information System"
  25. ^ (Korean)씨야, '선배님들이 인정해준 상, 감격스러워요'
  26. ^ a b c d (Korean)씨야 "2006년 신인상-2007년 본상, 2008년은 대상?"
  27. ^ (Korean)씨야, MKMF 최우수 OST상 수상

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