Her discography is adorned with such tracks as “I Love You“ and “Ugly” by 2NE1, “1,2,3,4,” and “Missing U“ off of Lee Hi’s album Seoulite, “OK” by MRSHLL, Park Bom’s “Don’t Cry”, “R.O.D” by G-Dragon, as well as “As If It’s Your Last” and “Hope Not” by Black Pink.  Many of which are considered to be modern day classics.

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 The YG-faithful Lydia Paek joined the premier K-Pop entertainment company after two of her dancer mates, choreographing for Big Bang at the time, mentioned her to one of the label’s star producers Teddy. Since 2011, she split her time between South Korea and Los Angeles, writing songs and working on her own projects.

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 It takes a discerning ear to not only understand what would be a slam-dunk firecracker of a song, but also a song tailored to a specific performer, highlighting their talents, while also accentuating the company’s signature style.  YG ENT is a powerhouse of charismatic hip-hop flavor, and Lydia has helped to make songs that fit like a glove.

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 Writing and composing with many different artists has given her a good feel for lots of varying styles. But when you hear her music, you very much realize she has her own defined sound.  Even her covers of well-known songs don’t just feel like treaded ground, they feel like a first-time listen.  Now performing her own songs, she’s bringing her multifaceted talent to a wider, more direct audience.

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 Much of her musical phyre emanated from dance, b-boying on the stage while bedazzling the audience, the crucial hours spent practicing in dance sessions didn’t go unnoticed.  Along her rise to prominence, she made headlines with the internationally acclaimed Quest Crew, and has taken part in numerous dance and choreography projects ever since.  Most recently, she was part of the team that helped create the dance/performance for digital-meets-real idol group KDA for the popular video game League of Legends.  (Of which she also helped to write the Korean lyrics for the killer rap breakdown!)

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 When watching Lydia perform, her feel for music seems so effortless, rhythms and beats seem to flow out of her like second nature, whether she’s collaborating with someone else or penning a song for herself. 

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 So keep your eyes open and watch her crush it!

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