Lunafly

Lunafly
Background information
Origin	Seoul, South Korea
Genres	Pop, K-pop, Acoustic
Years active	2012–present
Labels	Nega Network
Associated acts	Brown Eyed Girls, Yoari, 50kg LC9
Website	http://www.neganetwork.com/
Members	Sam Carter Yun (Han Seung Yun)
Past members	Shin Taeho (Teo) Jin Yub

Lunafly (Hangul: 루나플라이; sometimes stylized as LUNAFLY) is a South Korean 2-member group under Nega Network. The members are Yun and Sam. Their fans are called Lukies. They officially debuted on the 27th of September 2012 with their self-composed song How Nice Would It Be.

On August 31, label mate Jea, leader of Brown Eyed Girls, tweeted a photo of her and the three Lunafly members on her official Twitter account, along with the caption: “This is BEG’s juniors, Lunafly, who are about to debut soon! Teo, Sam, and Yun. These three are all very good at music! You guys will show them your love, right??”. There was no official debut date announced, nor any information about the group. They got quite a good response from netizens, who hoped that Lunafly would bring the same vocal quality as Brown Eyed Girls.

Following the news, on 6 September, Lunafly released their debut album on iTunes worldwide, called “Super Hero”. It consists of two tracks, which are both in English, with the idea of “allowing international fans to fully appreciate their music”.

Prior to the release of their first domestic single album on September 27, on 26 September, Lunafly released their first music video for their song “How Nice Would It Be”. It was said that Nega Network invested 150 million won (~$134,078 USD) on their outfits, accessories, hair and makeup styling for the music video, which is considered a lot for a rookie group. The debut would only be digital, as they would not have any broadcast activities. They had a positive response from netizens, who said that the group was talented, and gave off an image that contrasted with that of typical Kpop groups.

“How Nice Would It Be” reached 1st on Cyworld‘s music chart.

On 28 September, Lunafly released the music video for the English version of their song “Super Hero”. They had already released “Super Hero” on iTunes worldwide on the 6th of September. Once again, they received a good response from netizens, who commented on the how good their voices are. Shortly after Lunafly announced that they would be holding their first solo concert in Japan.

After announcing that they were gearing up for their second digital single, Lunafly revealed the single’s title to be “Clear Day, Cloudy Day”, with a scheduled release date of December 5. This single would be, just like their previous singles, self-composed. Without any TV promotions, Lunafly had already made thousands of fans by promoting on iTunes and with live concerts.

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