S.E.S., an acronym for Sea (Bada), Eugene, and Shoo, was a powerhouse South Korean girl group that emerged as a major force in the K-pop scene during the late 1990s under the management of SM Entertainment. Emblematic of the first wave of K-pop idols, S.E.S. debuted in 1997 and was met with immediate success, becoming one of the nation's beloved girl groups with a string of hits that defined the era's pop landscape. They were known for their clean and sweet image, coupled with catchy tunes that often dealt with themes of love and empowerment.

Throughout their career, they released a variety of albums like "A Letter from Greenland" and "Choose My Life-U," which showcased their vocal harmonies and capacity to evolve with the music industry's shifting trends. After disbanding in 2002, the group members pursued solo careers with varying degrees of success in singing, acting, and television hosting. In celebration of their 20-year anniversary, S.E.S. reunited for the special album "Remember," further solidifying their legacy as pioneers of the girl group formula that would shape future generations of K-pop acts. Their influence remains palpable in the industry, fondly remembered as the "fairy" idols who helped pave the way for many successful girl groups to follow.

Genres

Classic K-pop

K-pop Girl Group

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Latest Release

Remember - S.E.S. 20th Anniversary Special Album

S.E.S.

Album - 10 Tracks - Released January 2, 2017