Who is WOODZ (조승연)?

WOODZ (조승연) is a South Korean singer-songwriter who debuted in 2018 with the mini-album 'EQUAL'. Born Cho Seung Yeon in 1994, WOODZ’s unique sound has seen him collaborate with some of K-pop's biggest names, including NU'EST, LOONA, and Justin Oh. His music blends hip hop and R&B to create a catchy, soulful sound.

WOODZ (조승연) Early Career

WOODZ (조승연) began his career as a trainee under Pledis Entertainment in 2014. During this time he gained recognition for his appearances on survival shows such as Produce 101 Season 2 and Mixnine. In 2018, he officially debuted as a solo artist under his new moniker, WOODZ (조승연). His debut mini-album 'EQUAL' featured the lead single 'Pool'. The single was a success, charting at number 10 on the Gaon Digital Chart and garnering over 4 million views on YouTube.

WOODZ (조승연) Popularity

WOODZ (조승연)'s popularity continued to grow with the release of his second mini-album 'WOOPS!' in 2019. The lead single 'What You Wanted' featuring Justin Oh was a hit, reaching number 7 on the Gaon Digital Chart and earning over 10 million views on YouTube. He also collaborated with NU'EST for the single 'Love Paint' in 2020, which reached number 4 on the Gaon Digital Chart. He also collaborated with LOONA for their single 'Where You At'.

WOODZ ( 조승연 ) Music Discography

WOODZ ( 조승연 ) has released two mini-albums since his debut. His first mini-album ' EQUAL' was released in 2018 and featured seven tracks including the lead single 'Pool'. His second mini-album 'WOOPS!' was released in 2019 and featured eight tracks including the lead single ' What You Wanted '. He has also released four digital singles: 'Love Paint' featuring NU'EST (2020), 'Where You At' featuring LOONA (2020), 'Different'(2020) and 'Set Up Time'(2021).

Conclusion

WOODZ ( 조승연 ) is an emerging South Korean singer-songwriter who has gained recognition for his unique blend of hip hop and R&B. With two successful mini-albums under his belt and collaborations with some of K-pop's biggest names, WOODZ looks set to become one of South Korea's hottest acts.