Profile
Whee In, born Jung Wheein, is a South Korean singer who debuted with MAMAMOO in 2014. Her voice is especially recognisable for its fluid phrasing and fine changes in tone, qualities that carry into her solo R&B and pop recordings.
Her solo path began with magnolia and its title track Easy in 2018. The single album soar followed with Good Bye. Redd then gave her a larger collection of songs, led by water color, before WHEE introduced Make Me Happy.
IN the mood expanded that work into her first full-length solo album in 2023. The record includes the title track In The Mood and the Hwasa collaboration 17. These releases provide different entry points into her singing, from restrained arrangements to brighter, rhythm-led songs.
Her official channels are listed separately below so readers can follow her individual releases and personal content. The SNS links follow her official channel-opening notice, which identifies the currently operated YouTube and Instagram accounts.
Discography & Career
IN the mood
Her first full-length solo album features In The Mood and a collaboration with Hwasa titled 17.
WHEE
The second mini album features Make Me Happy and continues her exploration of soft, detailed vocal arrangements.
Redd
The first mini album features water color, expanding her solo work into a fuller collection.
soar
The single album features Good Bye, adding a ballad-focused release to her solo catalogue.
magnolia
The debut single album features Easy with Sik-K, introducing her solo R&B direction.
MAMAMOO debut
Whee In debuts as a member of MAMAMOO, contributing vocals and performance.
Solo Music Videos
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water color
The title track from Redd, Whee In’s first solo mini album.
Watch on YouTube ↗Personal SNS
News & Further Reading
Individual artist information, announcements and official links.
NME · InterviewWhee In discusses stepping out as a solo artist ↗An interview about WHEE, her creative identity and the experience of developing her own music.
NME · Solo releaseIn The Mood and her first full-length album ↗Coverage of the title-track video and the solo album IN the mood.
