Baby V.O.X

Who Were Baby V.O.X?

Baby V.O.X (Baby Voice of Expression) was a pioneering South Korean girl group that debuted on July 10, 1997 under DR Music. They became one of the most iconic first-generation K-pop groups, known for their trendy fashion, catchy songs, and international appeal.

Baby V.O.X Members

• Kim E-Z – Leader, Rapper
• Lee Hee-jin – Vocalist
• Kan Mi-youn – Main Vocalist
• Shim Eun-jin – Vocalist
• Yoon Eun-hye – Vocalist (Joined in 1999, later became a famous actress)

Member Biodata

• Kim E-Z
  Birth Name: Kim Eui-jin
  Birth Date: January 31, 1979
  Position: Leader, Rapper
  Fun Fact: She was one of the key figures in writing the group’s raps.
• Lee Hee-jin
  Birth Date: February 21, 1979
  Position: Vocalist
  Fun Fact: After Baby V.O.X, she pursued a career in acting.
• Kan Mi-youn
  Birth Date: February 2, 1982
  Position: Main Vocalist
  Fun Fact: She later debuted as a solo artist in South Korea and China.
• Shim Eun-jin
  Birth Date: February 6, 1981
  Position: Vocalist
  Fun Fact: She transitioned into acting and hosting after her music career.
• Yoon Eun-hye
  Birth Date: October 3, 1984
  Position: Vocalist
  Fun Fact: She became one of the most successful K-pop idols-turned-actresses, starring in “Princess Hours” and “Coffee Prince.”

Top Baby V.O.X Songs

Here are some of Baby V.O.X’s biggest hits that defined K-pop in the late ’90s and early 2000s:

1. “Ya Ya Ya” (1998)
2. “Get Up” (1999)
3. “Killer” (1999)
4. “Coincidence” (2002) – Popular during the 2002 FIFA World Cup

Baby V.O.X’s Impact on K-pop

Baby V.O.X helped shape the modern K-pop industry. They were one of the first girl groups to gain international popularity, especially in China. Their influence can be seen in later groups like Girls’ Generation, KARA, and 2NE1.

Why Did Baby V.O.X Disband?

Despite their success, Baby VOX faced declining popularity in the mid-2000s. The group unofficially disbanded in 2006. In 2007, DR Music attempted to revive the brand with Baby V.O.X Re.V, but the new group did not achieve the same success.

Interesting Facts About Baby V.O.X

• Baby V.O.X was one of the first K-pop girl groups to gain international recognition, particularly in China.
• They were often compared to international girl groups like the Spice Girls and TLC.
• Yoon Eun-hye, who joined in 1999, later became a well-known actress, starring in hit dramas like “Princess Hours.”
• Their song “Coincidence” became a major hit during the 2002 FIFA World Cup.
• Baby VOX was among the first K-pop groups to experiment with different musical styles, from ballads to hip-hop influences.
• They were one of the first K-pop groups to incorporate synchronized dance routines in their performances.
• Baby V.O.X was a pioneer in breaking gender norms in K-pop, often wearing bold and unconventional outfits.
• They released several albums in China and were among the first K-pop acts to actively promote overseas.
• Despite their eventual disbandment, their influence can still be seen in many of today’s successful girl groups.

Studio Albums

• Baby V.O.X (1997)
• Baby V.O.X II (1998)
• Come Come Come Baby (1999)
• Why (2000)
• Boyish Story (2001)
• Devotion (2003)
• Ride West (2004)

Notable Singles

• “Ya Ya Ya” (1998)
• “Get Up” (1999)
• “Killer” (1999)
• “Betrayal” (2000)
• “Why” (2000)
• “Game Over” (2001)
• “Coincidence” (2002)
• “Xcstasy” (2004)

Compilation & Special Albums

• Special Album (2002) – Featuring remixes and new tracks
• Ballad Special (2001) – A collection of Baby V.O.X’s best ballads