Artist Name

G.NA

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Black & White (2011)

Members
1 Female

Popularity

34

Followers
167,588

Origin
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Alberta, Canada

Genre
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K-Pop

Style
Rock/Pop

Mood
In Love

Born

1987

Active
2010 to Present...

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Alternate Name
Choi Gina; 최지나

Most Loved Tracks

Track	Last.FM Listens	Loves
2HOT	167,986	9 users
Black & White	257,306	8 users
Loving You	106,727	8 users
Top Girl	171,356	8 users

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G.NA is a Korean-Canadian singer. She caused a stir in 2010 with her debut single ‘Things I'd Like To Do With My Lover’, on which she collaborated with Rain. She subsequently released her first mini-album Draw G’s First Breath and promoted the title ‘I Will Get Lost, You Go Your Way (feat. Yong Jun Hyung)’, achieving a successful debut by topping the charts on music programmes.

The following year, in January 2011, she released her first full-length album, Black And White. The R&B dance-style title track ‘Black And White’ reached number one on terrestrial television for the first time and achieved strong results on various digital music charts, bringing her widespread success. That year, they won first place in the New Artist category at the ‘Gaon Chart’ Awards and received the Online Song Award at the ‘20’s Choice’ Awards hosted by M.net. They continued their musical activities in August with the release of their second mini-album Top Girl. The title track ‘Top Girl’, a dance-pop track that carried on the lively and upbeat tone of their previous work, attracted attention for its confident performance.

With her third mini-album Bloom, released in 2012, she topped the radio charts with the title track ‘2HOT’, which featured an exquisite blend of retro rhythms and electronic sounds. She subsequently made a comeback with her fourth mini-album , featuring the duet ‘Oops’ with BTOB’s Jung Il-hoon, and went on to release singles such as ‘G.NA's Secret’ and ‘Us’.