Trot star Song Ga In is taking control of her career! The singer has officially established her very own one-person agency, GainDal Entertainment, and fans are buzzing with excitement for her next move.

On September 26, Star News confirmed that Song Ga In set up her agency on September 19, marking a bold new chapter in her journey as an artist. Naming the company after herself, she’s ready to take full command of her solo activities and embark on this independent path.

Earlier this year, Song Ga In parted ways with her former agency, PocketDol Studio, after her exclusive contract expired in April. Instead of renewing, the Miss Trot Season 1 winner decided to pursue a more independent route, sparking huge interest in what she would do next. And now, with GainDal Entertainment, she’s all set to show fans what she’s capable of!

In addition to launching her own agency, Song Ga In has signed a management contract with JG Star, home to iconic co-ed group Koyote and other artists like Kim Hee-jin and Yoon Seo-ryeong. With JG Star handling her management, marketing, and promotions, fans are eager to see what kind of comeback she has in store for them.

In an exclusive interview with Star News, Song Ga In gave fans a sneak peek into her upcoming album. "I'm preparing songs focused on traditional trot," she revealed, building even more anticipation for her return.

Since her debut in 2012 with the single "Mountain Wind, River Wind, and Love Song," Song Ga In has captivated audiences with her rich, soulful vocals. Now, all eyes are on her as she steps into this exciting new phase of her career.

Get ready, because Song Ga In is coming back stronger than ever!

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Sunmi is caught up in controversy after the NFT project she promoted made billions of KRW—only to lose most of its value, leaving investors frustrated.

According to Kyunghyang Shinmun on February 21, Sunmi, her agency, and a KOSDAQ-listed company launched the NFT collection Sunmiya Club in February 2022.

The project used blockchain technology to verify ownership of digital assets, turning illustrations inspired by Sunmi’s career into NFTs. Buyers were promised exclusive services to increase their investment value.

Thanks to Sunmi’s strong promotion, the NFTs were a huge success at first, selling out and making billions of KRW.

However, things took a turn when the NFT market crashed due to the Terra-Luna crisis and the bankruptcy of the U.S. crypto exchange FTX in late 2022.

By 2023, Sunmiya Club had stalled, and the once high-value NFTs dropped to just tens of thousands of KRW.

As investors faced major losses, some turned their frustration toward Sunmi. In response, the company behind the project stated, “We have fully followed the roadmap announced at the beginning and have continued operations.

The funds raised from the NFTs were used for operational costs and investments in a new platform launched last year.”

Despite the company’s defense, many are still questioning what went wrong and whether Sunmi will address the backlash.

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