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SUZY

Suzy’s solo music, from “Yes No Maybe” and “HOLIDAY” to “Satellite,” “Cape” and “Come back.”

Artist Overview

Suzy’s solo catalogue moves between pop, R&B, guitar-led singles and ballads. This five-song introduction begins with her 2017 solo EP Yes? No? and follows selected releases through Come back in 2025. Explore the official videos, listening notes and related KPOP MAGAZINE coverage below.

Sources & profile information

Checked Oct 7, 2026. Historical videos may feature an earlier lineup.

Latest Release

The most recent confirmed entries in our release guide.

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Music Journey

Start at the beginning. Follow SUZY through 5 selected chapters.

  1. 012017 · Yes? No?

    Yes No Maybe

    “Yes No Maybe” anchors Suzy’s first solo mini album, Yes? No?, released in January 2017. Begin here to establish the starting point for this five-song route, then compare its presentation with the more relaxed “HOLIDAY.” Together, the two singles introduce the distinct album worlds of her first and second solo EPs.

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  2. 022018 · Faces of Love

    HOLIDAY (Feat. DPR LIVE)

    “HOLIDAY” leads the seven-track Faces of Love EP. JYP’s release notes describe laid-back R&B built around electric piano and a minimal arrangement, with DPR LIVE contributing the rap feature. Listen for the exchange between Suzy’s sung lines and the guest verse: it offers an accessible introduction to the record’s gentler side.

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  3. 032022 · Satellite

    Satellite

    “Satellite” moves into guitar-led band music. The release notes point to Britpop influences, steady drums and bass, and a dialogue between guitar and analogue synth. Suzy wrote the lyrics, while Kang Hyun-min composed and arranged the song. Compare the forceful opening guitar with the more dreamlike texture supporting the vocal.

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  4. 042022 · Cape

    Cape

    Released later in 2022, “Cape” brings a folk-leaning melody to a band arrangement with electric guitar. Suzy participated in both the lyrics and composition. The label highlights an acoustic feeling despite the instrumentation; listen for that balance of softness and amplification, and compare it with the stronger guitar contrast of “Satellite.”

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  5. 052025 · Come back

    Come back

    Come back · Single

    “Come back” opens with piano and acoustic guitar before its arrangement grows towards a more expansive ending. Composed by Kang Hyun-min and WYOONG, with lyrics by Lee In-young, the song moves between Korean and English. Follow the gradual increase in instrumental weight rather than waiting only for a single climactic vocal moment.

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Latest Stories

Selected catalog entries and confirmed upcoming releases.

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