In a tragic turn of events, the music industry mourns the loss of the prolific composer Shinsadong Tiger, also known as Lee Ho-yang, at the age of 41.
According to a report by Spotv News on the 23rd, Shinsadong Tiger was discovered lifeless on the same day.
The untimely demise came to light when a concerned friend, unable to establish contact with Shinsadong Tiger, decided to check on him. The friend’s heartbreaking discovery led to a prompt report to the police, marking the end of an era for the renowned composer.
Shinsadong Tiger was a powerhouse in the music industry, earning the title of a “hit maker” for his contributions to chart-topping songs. His impressive portfolio included iconic tracks such as T-ara’s “Roly Poly,” Apink’s “NoNoNo,” “Remember,” EXID’s “Up & Down,” “DDD,” and Momoland’s “Bboom Bboom.”
In addition to his solo endeavors, Shinsadong Tiger recently made headlines by launching the girl group Tri.be. The group, which had been on a hiatus, celebrated a comeback just a year ago with their fourth single, “Diamond.”
Tri.be, at a recent showcase, expressed deep gratitude for Shinsadong Tiger’s exceptional producing abilities, highlighting his crucial role in their success. The news of his passing took the industry by surprise, especially considering his scheduled comeback on KBS2’s ‘Music Bank’ on the very day of his demise.
Shinsadong Tiger’s influence extended beyond his individual achievements, shaping the landscape of K-pop with his unique sound and creative prowess. The void left by his passing is not only felt by his close associates but reverberates throughout the music community.
As we remember Shinsadong Tiger’s significant contributions to the world of music, the industry stands united in grief, acknowledging the immeasurable loss of a true musical genius.
