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Lexy (singer)

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Lexy (렉시) is a South Korean singer-songwriter and rapper.

She released her first studio album, Lexury, on October 6, 2003 before holding her debut stage on MBC's Music Camp on the 11th.[1]

Career[]

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Lexy is the first solo female artist to debut under YG Entertainment. She is known as "The First Lady of YG Entertainment. Lexy debuted in 2003 at MBC's Music Camp with her song "New Kid" for her album Lexury, which reportedly took five years to create. The album was successful and made her known as a rival to Lee Hyori. She was featured in YG Family's 1st album and 2nd album and performed on stage with other well-known and recognized YG artists like SE7EN, 1TYM, Wheesung, Perry, Jinusean, and Big Mama. Lexy's second album Lextacy was released in 2005. But the album didn't do as well, and due to the poor sales, YG Entertainment concluded not to renew her contract but continue with plans to release the 3rd album. In 2007 Lexy's third album, Rush was released. This marked Lexy's final album under YG Entertainment in September 2007; it was announced that Lexy had departed from the label. Lexy's fourth album, The LEXY, was released in March 2008 under her new label SB&W Entertainment. Four years later, in 2012, her comeback under Red Line Entertainment was announced. She got married to her boyfriend of four years in 2016.

Discography[]

Studio albums[]

  • Lexury (2003)
  • Lextacy (2005)
  • Rush (2007)
  • The Lexy (2008)

Digital singles[]

  • "Nolza" (2012)

Features[]

  • Jinusean - "Jinusean Bomb" (as Legacy) (1997)
  • Yoon Hee Jung - "슬픈 운명", "Poet Designer (Real M.C)", and "Camp 30" (1999)
  • Jinusean - "힙 合" and "Ooh Boy (The Black Crow Remix)" (2001)
  • Perry - "Baby Come On" (2001)
  • Swi.T - "Go" (2002)
  • Rain - "What's Love?" (2002)
  • SE7EN - "Luz Control" (2003)
  • 1TYM - "OK" (2003)
  • Wanted - "나는..." (2004)
  • Gummy - "Round 1" (2004)
  • Jinusean - "Well Come" (2004)
  • PSY - "사노라면" (2005)

Participation releases[]

  • YG Family - "서둘러" (1999)
  • YG Family - "YMCA 야구단" and "A-Yo! (YG Family Ver.)" (2002)
  • YG Family - "애송이" and "눈물씻고 화장하고" (2006)

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