K-pop

Former BB Girls Member Nam Yoo-jung Launches Solo Career with Remake Album

To be released this month… “Reinterpretations of songs I loved” Appearing at "Waterbomb Sokcho 2026" on the 22nd

KIM HYUNSIK
2026-08-06 08:44:58
[Edaily Starin KIM HYUNSIK Reporter] Nam Yoo-jung, formerly of the group BB Girls, is set to release her solo album.
(Photo courtesy of R&D Company)
According to her agency, R&D Company, on the 6th, Nam Yu-jeong will release her first solo album later this month and begin promotional activities.
Nam Yu-jeong debuted in the music industry in 2016 as a member of Brave Girls and gained popularity with songs such as “Rollin’,” “We Ride,” and “Chi Mat Ba Ram.” From August 2023 to April 2024, she was active as a member of BB Girls, a group newly formed with her former Brave Girls bandmates.
Having transitioned to a solo career after leaving the group, Nam Yu-jeong has planned this album as a remake album. Through her agency, she stated, “I filled the album with reinterpretations of songs I’ve always loved.”
Nam Yu-jeong will take the stage at the “Waterbomb Sokcho 2026” music festival on the 22nd.

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