KOYOTE is a South Korean pop music group that has been active in the music scene since its formation in 1998. Consisting originally of members Kim Jong-min, Shin Ji, and the late Kim Goo, the band underwent several lineup changes before settling with its most recognized trio, including Bbaek Ga who joined in 2004. With their high-energy dance tracks and catchy melodies, KOYOTE quickly became one of South Korea's beloved co-ed groups, earning considerable success and a loyal fanbase throughout the years.

Renowned for their adaptability and ability to evolve with the changing tides of the music industry, KOYOTE has an impressive discography that showcases a range of musical styles from techno and Eurodance to ballads and hip-hop. Despite facing personal and professional challenges, the group has continued to release music and remains relevant in the K-pop industry, as evidenced by their more recent releases such as "WISH," "STORM," "LET's KOYOTE," and "2020 Odd imagination." Their continued success is a testament to their resilience and enduring appeal, making them a respected name in Korean music.