SHINee is a five-member South Korean boy band that debuted in May 2008. The group consists of Onew, Jonghyun, Key, Minho, and Taemin. They are known for their catchy and upbeat pop music style, impressive vocals, and dynamic dance performances. SHINee has released multiple successful albums and singles, including “Replay,” “Lucifer,” and “Sherlock.” They have also won numerous awards, including 18 Golden Disk Awards and 13 Mnet Asian Music Awards. Tragically, in December 2017, Jonghyun passed away, and SHINee continued as a four-member group. Despite this tragedy, they have continued to release music, with their most recent album “Don’t Call Me” releasing in February 2021. SHINee’s influence on K-Pop cannot be overstated, and they are considered one of the most iconic groups in the industry.
