Two EPs and a long run of singles either side of them. The EPs are short: M3MI is five tracks and fourteen minutes, Paranoia // Nostalgia is four tracks and twelve. Several songs came out twice, first on their own and later on an EP, and each is dated below by its first release.
The full catalogue with players is on the discography page.
2022: the start
"Hate U", 4 May 2022. The solo debut, after a few years of posting guitar playing and original songs and a decade of band work behind that.
"I don't give a", 12 August 2022. The video followed in October. Apple Music files it as a 2022 single. It has stayed in the live set so long that it is easy to think of it as a later song.
2023: the year the songs landed
"Guitar Pick", 1 February 2023. The single that moved her from a guitarist with an audience to an artist with a song people knew. A year on, to the day, she posted that her first live performance had been 26 February 2023. The three-song Naver Onstage 2.0 session from that month ("I don't give a", "Hate U", "Guitar Pick") is on the media page, along with the KBS DISCOVER sessions that followed in May and June.
"RocK N RoLL", 9 May 2023. Punchy and short, and still in the live set.
"Thin Lips Club", 31 July 2023. It isn't on the EP that came out four months later, which is odd, since it is still the second song in her live set.
"NY(f)C", 10 November 2023. Out of a trip to New York.
M3MI, 7 December 2023. Five tracks: "NY(f)C", "Bassist", "Waikiki", "Guitar Pick" and "Sorry for my late reply". The first is metal, the second garage rock, and the rest sit in grunge, which is roughly how she has described the spread herself. Release show at CJ azit Gwangheungchang on 22 December.
"Sorry for my late reply" has never been released on its own, though it is her most-streamed song by a distance. She posted about it on 8 December, thanking people for their comments, which is where the title came from.
2024: SXSW, and four singles
March 2024. FRIENDS:FOREVER at SXSW in Austin, presented by Jaded. Her first American show, and a forty-minute set of her own.
"Waikiki", video June 2024. The song was already a year old and on the EP. It got a video anyway, and it is the encore now, which is a strange fate for the sunniest track on a grunge record.
"SENSES", 21 June 2024. James Lee's single, with her playing guitar on it. A month later she also played on "YE!", from Choi Wonbin's album ACTING ROCKSTAR.
"i'm broken", 30 July 2024. Groovy alt-rock, carried by the lead line.
"LOVE SONG", 30 October 2024. Emo, and it argues with love song conventions for its whole length before giving in to them. She has said it was made across Seoul and New York over weeks of barely sleeping.
Both "LOVE SONG" and "imissyourbody" ended up on Paranoia // Nostalgia the following June. "imissyourbody" was never released on its own, so its year is 2025.
2025: the second EP
"Get da Faka", 31 May 2025. The heaviest thing she has released, and the one she has said she made because she had never done a nu-metal track and wanted to. It opens the live set now.
Paranoia // Nostalgia, 11 June 2025. Four tracks: "Get da Faka", "Miracle", "LOVE SONG" and "imissyourbody". The title names the two halves: the paranoia half is anxiety and rebellion, the nostalgia half is the music she grew up on. She has said she did not set out with those themes and found them by listening back through her own demos. Video for "Get da Faka" on 13 June.
"Miracle". Fast and danceable and built out of late-2000s garage rock. She posted it with the drummer she cut it with.
July 2025. A collaboration with Sophie Powers.
"Tek It", 21 August 2025. A cover: Cafuné's song rearranged as emo, with a Deftones-shaped tone over the top. It started as a clip in February and ended up on Spotify.
"Last Shot", September 2025. Her rock arrangement of the Valorant Champions 2025 anthem.
2026: DayOneDream
7 April 2026. Exclusive contract with DayOneDream.
"BADidea", 30 April 2026. Out at noon KST, and sharper and louder than what came before it. The video is a jam session that turns into a house party, shot from inside the room and made to look like the period when MTV still played videos. It also named the tour: the 2026 shows all ran as BAD idea : Out of Line.
Where to start
- For the guitar playing. "Guitar Pick", then "Get da Faka".
- For the songwriting. "LOVE SONG", then "Miracle".
- For what she sounds like now. "BADidea", then the live clips on the media page.
- For the whole arc in one sitting. M3MI front to back, then Paranoia // Nostalgia front to back. Twenty-six minutes, and two quite different records.
A note on the dates
Streaming stores often disagree about which year a single belongs to, especially when a track came out alone and went onto an EP later. The dates here come from a store listing or from her own announcement post. Corrections are welcome.