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| − | '''Sechs Kies'''or 6kies (Korean: 젝스키스) was a South Korean male idol pop group popular in the late 1990s formed under Daesung Entertainment. Their name "Sechs Kies" is supposed to mean "six crystals" (representing the six members) in German although "Kies" actually is translated as gravel. They are popularly referred to and remembered by fans as "Jekki" for short.Sechs Kies debuted on April 15, 1997 on KBS Music Bank with their first single "학원별곡", and disbanded on May 20, 2000, performing for the last time at the 2000 Dream Concert. | + | '''Sechskies''' or '''6kies''' (젝스키스) is a South Korean male idol pop group popular in the late 1990s formed under [[Daesung Entertainment]]. Their name "Sechs Kies" is supposed to mean "six crystals" (representing the six members) although "Kies" actually is translated as gravel in German. They are also affectionately referred to by fans as "Jekki". In May 2016, the group with the exception of [[Ko Ji Yong]], signed a contract with [[YG Entertainment]], making their comeback for the first in 16 years. |
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| | ==Members== | | ==Members== |
| − | * [[Eun Ji-won]] | + | * [[Eun Ji-won]] (Leader, Rap, Vocal) |
| − | * [[Lee Jae-jin]] | + | * [[Lee Jae Jin (Sechskies)|Lee Jae Jin]] (Rap, Vocal, Dance) |
| − | * [[Kim Jae-duc]] | + | * [[Kim Jae Duc]] (Rap, Dance, Vocal) |
| − | * [[Kang Sung-hoon]] | + | * [[Jang Su Won]] (Vocal) |
| − | * [[Ko Ji-yong]] | + | * [[Ko Ji Yong]] (inactive) |
| − | * [[Jang Su-won]]
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| − | ==History== | + | ===Former=== |
| − | 1997: Debut[edit]
| + | * [[Kang Sung Hoon]] (Main Vocal) |
| − | SechsKies debuted on April 15, 1997 on KBS Music Bank with their first single, "School Song (학원별곡)”. Their debut album 학원별곡, named after the title track, was released on May 15, 1997. In July, the group promoted with a follow-up single “The Way This Guy Lives [사나이 가는길 (폼생폼사)]” until the end of the summer of 1997.
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| − | Shortly after, SechsKies made their much anticipated comeback in October 1997 on KMTV’s “Recharge 100% Show” and began promotional activities for their second album release. Their second album titled Welcome to the Sechskies Land, a 20-track album formatted as a fictional amusement park known as “Sechskies Land”, was released on November 15, 1997. They quickly began promoting the album’s title track “Chivalry (기사도)” on various music programs, which gave the group their first #1 spot on SBS Inkigayo on December 7, 1997.
| + | ==Trivia== |
| − | | + | * '''Official Fanclub''': Yellow Kies |
| − | SechsKies were quickly being recognized as rookies of the year and were awarded several awards at music award shows. In December, they took home the SBS Music Awards Bonsang Award, KMTV Korean Music Awards New Artist Award, and the KBS Golden Disk Awards Bonsang Award.
| + | * '''Former Official Fanclub''': Dear Sechskies Friend (DSF) |
| − | | + | * '''Official Color''': <font color="#ffff00">Yellow</font> |
| − | On December 21, 1997, SechsKies held their first ever concert in Seoul at the Sejong Center; tickets were reportedly sold out within five hours.
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| − | 1998: Rising popularity, Seventeen movie, Roadfighter[edit]
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| − | SechsKies’ fanbase and general popularity quickly began to grow by the spring of 1998. After wrapping up their second album promotions in February, they began a spring nationwide tour, including concerts in Busan, Ulsan, Gwangju, and Daegu.
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| − | SechsKies starred in the children’s musical, Alibata and the 40 Thieves alongside singer, Jinjoo. The musical ran from April 25 to May 5, 1998 at the Sejong Center.
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| − | SechsKies began promotions for their third album, returning with “Crying Game” on SBS Inkigayo on July 12, 1998. SechsKies released their third studio album ROADFIGHTER on July 15, 1998, which had more hybridized elements of hip-hop and electronica, as leader Eun Ji-won participated in the production of the album.
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| − | On July 17, 1998, SechsKies’ very own film, Seventeen was released nationwide, and the group held promotional fan signing events for the film’s premiere release.
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| − | On September 13 and September 20, SechsKies held two consecutive wins for the title track “Roadfighter” on SBS Inkigayo. They also won for the #1 spot on SBS Inkigayo for the follow-up track "Reckless Love (무모한 사랑)" in October.
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| − | On October 31, 1998, SechsKies released a soundtrack for Seventeen titled Special Album, which was later referred to as the group’s 3.5 album release. The began promotions for the Special Album on KBS Music Bank, promoting two songs off the album, “Couple” and “As I Let You Go (너를 보내며)”. A special fan photobook was released in conjunction with the album in November.
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| − | SechsKies took home several end of the year awards, including the KMTV Korean Music Awards Bonsang Award, SBS Music Awards Bonsang Award, and Golden Disk Awards Bonsang Award.
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| − | 1999: Com'Back | + | ==Korean Discography== |
| − | SechsKies spent more of the month of January in 1999, holding concerts throughout Korea. Starting on January 4, 1999 in MokPo Gongyun and ending on January 21, 1999 in Daegu. SechsKies was now a living legend within the gayo industry, breaking the barriers of different genres of music, proving that Korean music is much more than the traditional trot music our parents once forced us to listen to.
| + | ===Studio Albums=== |
| | + | *[1997.05.15] [[Hagwon Byeolgog]] (학원별곡; ''School'') |
| | + | *[1997.11.01] [[Welcome To The Sechskies Land]] |
| | + | *[1998.07.15] [[Road Fighter]] |
| | + | *[1998.10.30] [[Special Album]] |
| | + | *[1999.09.xx] [[Com'back|Com'Back]] |
| | + | *[2016.12.01] [[Re-Album|Re-ALBUM]] |
| | + | *[2017.04.28] [[The 20 Anniversary|THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY]] |
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| − | On April 5, 1999 SechsKies released their first concert video, recorded from their largest concert to date, the Seoul Concert on February 25, 1999. They also released a concert album that went with the video on April 10, 1999. They performed a song sung by Kang Sung-hoon called "My Love" from this album. On April 18, 1999, SechsKies held a two-year anniversary special official fan club meeting.
| + | ===Other albums=== |
| | + | *[1999.xx.xx] [[1020 Mix]] |
| | + | *[1999.04.10] [[Sechskies Live Concert]] |
| | + | *[2000.05.31] [[Blue Note]] |
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| − | After their concert ended, SechsKies returned to the studio to create their fourth album. Released in early September 1999, SechsKies performed a song appropriately titled, "Com' Back," "Yeh Gam," and "Geu Dae Ro Mum Chu." Compared to their previous works, this album had more input from the members of the group, several of them writing and producing tracks for it. The group did not stay in the limelight for long after the release of the fourth album, due to their imminent disbandment.
| + | ===Digital Singles=== |
| | + | *[2016.10.07] [[Se Daneo]] (세 단어; ''Three Words'') |
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| − | 2000: Disbandment
| + | ==Japanese Discography== |
| − | On May 18, 2000, SechsKies held a sudden press conference announcing their official departure as a group from the music scene. Nearly a decade later, Eun Ji-won said that the members had decided it would be best to disband at the height of their career.[3] SechsKies's final performance was at the 2000 Dream Concert on May 20, 2000. On May 28, 2000, their final release, BLUE NOTE, a "Best Of" compilation, was released. In August of that year, the members of SechsKies self-released one final track and music video titled “Thanks” for their fans, which was uploaded online.
| + | ===Studio Albums=== |
| | + | *[2017.07.19] [[The 20 Anniversary|THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY -Japan Edition-]] |
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| − | In 2013, Jang Su-won and Kim Jae-duc were preparing for a J-walk comeback.
| + | ==External Links== |
| | + | * [https://www.facebook.com/OfficialSECHSKIES/ Official Facebook] |
| | + | * [http://yellowkies.yg-sechskies.com/ Official Fanclub Website] |
| | + | * [http://ygex.jp/sechskies/ Official Japanese Website] |
| | + | * [http://www.yg-sechskies.com/ Official Korean Website] |
| | + | * [http://www.weibo.com/OfficialSECHSKIES Official Weibo] |
| | + | * [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcADqTjMyMol8B8mWm9n6rA Official Youtube] |
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| − | == Discography ==
| + | {{Sechskies}} |
| − | | + | [[Category:Korean Boy Groups]] |
| − | ==Studio albums==
| + | [[Category:K-Pop]] |
| − | * [[학원별곡]] (1997)
| + | [[Category:1997 Debut]] |
| − | * [[Welcome To The Sechskies Land]] (1997)
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| − | * [[Road Fighter]] (1998)
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| − | * [[Special Album]] (1998)
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| − | * [[Com’Back]] (1999)
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| − | ==Other albums==
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| − | * [[1020 Mix]](1999)
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| − | * [[Sechskies Live Concert]] (1999)
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| − | * [[Blue Note]] (2000)
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| − | ==Trivia==
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| − | * '''Official Fanclub''': Dear Sechskies Friend (DSF)
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| − | * '''Official Color''': Yellow
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