Samuel Seo
South Korean musician and singer-songwriter
Born in 1991, a South Korean musician gained prominence in the music scene with a blend of pop and R&B styles. Debuted in 2016 with the album 'EYE CANDY,' achieving recognition for catchy melodies and engaging performances. Participated in the popular South Korean competition show 'Produce 101,' which further elevated public awareness. Collaborated with various artists and released multiple singles, showcasing versatility and talent in songwriting and production.
Debuted with the album 'EYE CANDY'
Participated in 'Produce 101'
Released multiple successful singles
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