1996 in South Korean music

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List of years in South Korean music
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The following is a list of notable events and releases that happened in 1996 in music in South Korea.

Debuting and disbanded in 1996

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Debuting

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Solo debuts

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Disbanded groups

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Releases in 1996

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January

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Date Title Artist Genre(s)
1 쾌속(快速) Yoo Chae-yeong Ballad, Dance
DJ2DOC (D際2德) DJ DOC Hip hop

February

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Date Title Artist Genre(s)

March

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Date Title Artist Genre(s)
1 Youheeyeol Toy Electronica

April

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Date Title Artist Genre(s)
1 Light Camera Action! Solid K-pop, R&B, Hip hop

May

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Date Title Artist Genre(s)
1 Are You Ready? Clon Dance music
10 Because I'm Not With You Im Chang-jung K-pop
17 Exchange Kim Gun-mo K-pop

June

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Date Title Artist Genre(s)
15 All Systems Go Roo'ra K-pop, hip hop, pop, reggae, reggae fusion

July

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Date Title Artist Genre(s)
1 IT`s The Time Park Jin-young K-pop
7 Summer DJ DOC K-pop, Hip hop

August

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Date Title Artist Genre(s)
1 Banana Shake SSAW Jazz-rock fusion
영턱스 클럽 Young Turks Club K-pop

September

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Date Title Artist Genre(s)
7 We Hate All Kinds of Violence H.O.T. K-pop, Dance, Hip hop
13 The Bridge of Sonic Heaven Lee Seung-chul Soft rock, Ballad
20 Pops & Party Roo'ra K-pop, hip hop, pop, reggae, reggae fusion

October

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Date Title Artist Genre(s)
5 Blue Rhythm Yoo Young-jin K-pop

November

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Date Title Artist Genre(s)
1 Destined the Best Cool K-pop, Dance-pop
Novice's Love (애송이의 사랑) Yangpa R&B, Ballad
Princess is Lonely Kim Ja-ok Trot
8 The Pigeon is the Sky's Rat Onnine Ibalgwan Rock
11 Goofy 1st (A lot and more) Goofy K-pop
25 Rhythm Paradise Lee Ji-hoon

December

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Date Title Artist Genre(s)
1 Reminiscences Onnine Ibalgwan Rock
27 Na Na Na Na Nineteen Lee Ki-chan R&B

Deaths

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References

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  1. ^ "H.O.T to reunite on 'Infinite Challenge'". The Korea Herald. 2018-03-29. Archived from the original on 2018-03-30. Retrieved March 29, 2018.
  2. ^ "Singer Yoo Chae-yeong dies of gastric cancer". 24 July 2014. Archived from the original on 2018-03-30. Retrieved 2018-03-30.
  3. ^ "Seo Taiji to hold encore shows for 25th-anniversary concert". The Korea Herald. Naver. March 29, 2018. Archived from the original on March 30, 2018. Retrieved March 30, 2018.

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