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Revision as of 21:37, 29 January 2022
DSP Media (DSP미디어), formerly known as DSP Entertainment, and as DaeSung Enterprise prior to that, is a Korean entertainment company, headquartered in Seoul, South Korea and founded in 1991. Its first greatest success was the girl group Fin.K.L, which managed to win a prestigious Daesang, or Best Artist Award, in 1999 and the boy band Sechs Kies. Lee Hyori stayed with the management after Fin.K.L disbanded, but left in November 2006 to join Mnet Entertainment.
As of January 26, 2022, the label is under RBW Entertainment.
Contents
Artists
Groups / Singers
Soloist
Actors
Composers
Former Artists
Singers / Groups
- 2Shai
- A'ST1 (2008–2009)
- A-JAX (2012-2019)
- April (2015–2022)
- Click-B (1999–2006)
- Ha Hyun Gon (1999–2002)
- Yoo Ho Suk (1999–2002)
- No Min Hyuk (1999–2002)
- Kim Tae Hyung (1999–2004)
- Woo Yun Suk (1999–2006)
- Kim Sang Hyuk (1999–2006)
- Oh Jong Hyuk (1999–2020)
- CO CO (1994–1995)
- Fin.K.L (1998–2005)
- Ock Ju Hyun (1998–2005)
- Lee Jin (1998–2005)
- Sung Yu Ri (1998–2005)
- Lee Hyori (1998–2006)
- IDOL (1995–1997)
- KARA (2007–2016)
- Sung Hee (2007–2008)
- Nicole (2007–2014)
- Gyuri (2007–2016)
- Seung Yeon (2007–2016)
- Ji Young (2008–2014)
- Hara (2008–2016)
- Kim Sung Hee (2014–2016)
- Kasper (2016–2018)
- MUE (1994–1999)
- PURETTY (2012–2014)
- Rainbow (2009-2016, 2019)
- Rainbow Pixie (2012-2016)
- Rainbow Blaxx (2014-2016)
- Sech Skies (1997–2000)
- Shyne (2004–2007)
- SS501 (2005–2010)
- Sun Ha (2007–2009)
- ZAM (1992–1995)
Actors / Actresses
- Baek Seung Do
- Cho Ah Ra
- Cho Myung Woon
- Choi Bae-young
- Jung Hye Won (2010–????)
- Kim Hyu Soo (1997–????)
- Kim Kyu Min
- Oh Hyun Kyung
- Park Jong Chan (2013–????)
- Park So Hyun
- Ryu Ji Sun
- Song Chan-ik
Notable Former Trainees
- Ahn Jae Hyo (Currently Block B member)
- Jang Ji Su (Former Swincle member)
- Lee Ki Chan
- Moon Jun Young (Former ZE:A member)
- Son Dam Bi
Media Production
Dramas
- [2005] Three Leaf Clover
- [2005] My Girl
- [2005] She
- [2006] Yeon Gae Somun
- [2007] Surgeon Bong Dal Hee
- [2007] Bad Couple
- [2009] Queen of Housewives
Movies
- [2002] Emergency Measure 19
- [2008] Heartbreak Library
