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Introduction Shim Chang-min (심창민), known professionally as Max Changmin (최강창민 ), Changmin or Max, is a South Korean singer, songwriter and actor. He is the main vocalist in the boy group TVXQ. Debut in TVXQ Changmin was scouted when he was 14 years old by SM Entertainment. He made his debut as a main vocalist and maknae in TVXQ on December 26, 2003, when he was 15 years old. TVXQ was originally a five-member group, including U-Know Yunho, Hero Jaejoong, Micky Yoochun and Xiah Junsu. The group released its first single "Hug" and debut album in 2004, which became of the best selling albums of the year. The group also released its first Japanese album the following year under the name Tohoshinki. "Hug" https://youtu.be/ItwTg3Cm7oU TVXQ grew in popularity throughout Asia over its next several albums before releasing its seminal "Mirotic." Changmin is in the brown long sleeved jacket, hitting the famous high note on 2:13. "Mirotic" https://youtu.be/dWVd84BpaUk Changmin…

Introduction True Colors is the solo debut mini-album by U-Know, a South Korean singer, rapper and member of boy group TVXQ [URL:https://forum.allkpop.com/suite/lexicon/entry/53-tvxq/]. It was released on June 12, 2019 and features 6 songs. Commercial Perfomance The EP debuted at #1 on the Gaon Album Charts and Hanteo charts. The release set the second highest first day sales on the Hanteo chart for a male soloist with more than 57,000 units sold. It also topped the iTunes Album Charts in 15 regions. Promotional Video Follow MV Teasers: https://youtu.be/68dFIGCs5M4 https://youtu.be/Daw1NtKmlSc Hit Me Up: https://youtu.be/yoKJNCoVrXQ Promotional Single Title Release Date "Follow" June 12, 2019 Music Video https://youtu.be/9_gmjmIqA4M Track List Title Lyrics Music Arrangement "Follow" Yoo Young-jin Thomas Troelsen, Yoo Young-jin Yoo Young-jin "Blue Jeans" Hwang Yoo Bin Choi Jin Seok, Andrew Choi, Oh Seung Eun, Andreas Baertels Choi Jin Seok "Swing" (feat. BoA) Lee…

Introduction Noir is the second mini-album by U-Know, a South Korean singer, rapper and member of boy group TVXQ. It was released on January 18, 2021 and features 6 songs. The physical version had four versions. Commercial Performance The album debuted at #1 on the South Korean Gaon Album and Hanteo Charts, as well as China's QQ Music and KuGou Music. It also debuted at #1 on the iTunes Albums Charts in 18 regions. Promotional Videos (Hidden Content) Promotional Singles Title Release Date "Thank U" January 18, 2021 "Eeny Meeny" January 25, 2021 Music Videos Thank U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylUX9pfdBbs Eeny Meeny https://youtu.be/2gvbKJYWaRA Track List Title Lyrics Music Arrangement "Time Machine" 이혜윰 (Jam Factory), 김문숙 (Jam Factory) Thomas Troelsen Thomas Troelsen "Thank U" Yoo Young-jin The Futuristics, Jake Torrey, Joel Williams, William Lobban-Bean, Yoo Young-jin Yoo Young-jin "Eeny Meeny" 문여름 (Jam Factory), 명혜인 (Jam Factory) David…

Introduction Live World Tour: Catch Me in Seoul is a live album from South Korean boy group TVXQ. It was released on May 22, 2014, featuring 29 live recordings and two bonus tracks of studio songs. The live songs were recorded at the Olympics Gymnastics Arena in Seoul from November 17-18, 2012, during the group's Catch Me: Live World Tour. The track list includes songs in Korean and Japanese. A DVD was later released in August that also included a special concert making film and additional stage footage. Commercial Performance The album debuted at #3 on Korea's Gaon Album Charts and reached #19 on Japan's Oricon Albums Chart. Track List Most of the tracks on the album are live unless indicated, however, this chart also references the album or EP the song was originally released on. CD 1 Track # Title Original Album 1 "Prepare to Fire" (Intro) - 2 "Rising Sun" (Rearranged) Rising Sun 3 "Getaway" Catch Me 4 "Hey! (Don't Bring Me Down" (rearranged) Mirotic 5 "O' - 正.反.合."…

History The South Korean male duo TVXQ debuted under SM Entertainment in 2003 as a boy group with 5 members (Yunho, Jaejoong, Yoochun, Changmin, and Junsu) in it - the group's debut song was called "Hug", and they entered the Japanese market a year later in 2004 with a Japanese version of that song. That same year, TVXQ released their first South Korean full album, Tri-Angle, which featured their debut song as well as songs like "Thanks To" and the eponymous "Tri-Angle" (a collaboration with labelmates BoA and TRAX) - from then on, they continued to release new Japanese singles, and also released a Chinese version of "Tri-Angle" in 2005. Even though TVXQ managed to release a South Korean album titled Mirotic in 2008, a year later in 2009, they were unable to release any South Korean albums due to the JYJ (Jaejoong, Yoochun, and Junsu) lawsuit that was filed that year, meaning the period between that and 2011 was filled with a lot of Japanese content from the group - TVXQ finally made…