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'''TAKE''' (테이크) is a four member Korean boy-band who debuted in 2003. | '''TAKE''' (테이크) is a four member Korean boy-band who debuted in 2003. | ||
Revision as of 07:20, 29 August 2010
TAKE (테이크) is a four member Korean boy-band who debuted in 2003.
Contents
Members
Former Member
Information
TAKE initially started out as a 5-piece group. Though the group's debut was successful, the group did not release anything for almost two years.
During that time, the group took some time off to improve their vocal abilities and was trained under the supervision of Na UL, from the now defunct-duo Brown Eyes. Also, during their two year break, Minhyuk left the group to pursue an acting career. For their second release, the now 4-member group developed a more mature sound focusing more on the R&B genre.
They released their first Chinese album on April 15, 2006 Starwin Culture Communication Co. The group was reportedly scouted by the Chinese music industry after being praised by Hong Kong singer Guan Xinyan during her last winter visit to Korea.
Currently the group is on unofficial hiatus as two members are performing their military service, one is teaching and the other is active in China.
Discography
Albums
- [2003.04.17] STORY
Singles
- [2005.06.02] to.girls
Digital Singles
- [2006.12.08] Take It All
Collaborations / Others
- [2007.01.30] My Dearest Love OST (#3 Dashi Mannado, #16 Dashi Mannado (Acoustic Ver.))
Awards
- Gold Prize at the Asia Music Festival held in Shanghai, China.
