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Song Ha-young is a member of fromis_9, the five-member girl group under ASND. Born on 29 September 1997, she came through Mnet's Idol School and debuted on 24 January 2018; in June 2026 she presented SBS Power FM's Wendy's Young Street as its special DJ.
Song Ha-young’s road to debut ran through Idol School, Mnet’s survival programme of 2017. Kyeongin Ilbo reported on 30 September 2017 that the final broadcast had settled the nine-member debut line-up, and named Song Ha-young among them.
She has written lyrics since the year she debuted. On 5 June 2018, the day the second mini album To. Day came out, Seoul Shinmun reported that she, Park Ji-won and Lee Seo-yeon had written lyrics for the title track, ‘두근두근 (DKDK)’. “I have always been interested in writing lyrics,” she said, adding that taking part this time made her proud, as if she had come a step closer to her dream. On 27 October that year she sang ‘Fall in love’ for the soundtrack of the KBS2 weekend drama 하나뿐인 내편 (Hanappunin Naepyeon), which Break News introduced as the first drama OST by a member of fromis_9.
She has worked outside the group’s own releases as well. TopStar News reported on 22 October 2019 that she joined the chef Kim So-hee in her cooking segment on MBC’s My Little Television V2. On radio, Newsis reported that from 4 September 2023 she was a regular guest on ‘Live Chat’, the Monday segment of 딘딘의 뮤직 하이 (Dindinui Myujik Hai), the SBS Power FM show presented by DinDin; on 29 June 2026 she presented her first broadcast as special DJ of the same station’s Wendy’s Young Street, and the broadcaster published the full studio video of that show on its own channel. Frameless reported that she presented the broadcast of 1 July as well. That summer is told in the story of her special-DJ turn.
She has worked alongside Lee Na-gyung too. Sports Kyunghyang reported on 26 November 2024 that the two released ‘봄처럼 다가와’, the eighth part of the soundtrack for the ENA drama Brewing Love. Star News reported on 19 June 2026 that the two appear together in 방판소녀들 (Bangpan Sonyeodeul), a web-variety series from the production company Studio Bridge whose first episode went up on 15 June, meeting members of the public around Seoul.
On From Our 20’s, the five-member line-up’s first record, released on 25 June 2025, she wrote the words and music of ‘Twisted love’, MyDaily reported. On the second full-length album Glow ME, released on 21 July 2026, she worked on ‘Screen Time’, and TenAsia’s track list of 8 July showed that the eighth track, ‘Why do I cry?’, is sung by Song Ha-young and Park Ji-won.
In a written interview published by Star News the day before release, on 20 July 2026, she said that coming back with a full-length album had made finished quality the thing she cared about most, and that she wanted the album to prove the group could still show something new nine years in. She named ‘Why do I cry?’ and ‘Screen Time’ as the tracks she is fondest of: reading the lyrics of the first with Park Ji-won in the car felt like words the two were handing each other, she said, and made her look back at the years behind them.
Weverse Magazine had interviewed her before that. In the interview of 28 January 2022 she said she wanted other people to feel the emotions she had felt, and that she wanted to be the kind of friend Flover keeps wanting to see and spend time with.
Appearance in the 'Open Court' segment of KBS 2TV's Gag Concert
She appeared with Song Ha-young as one of the segment's defendants.
Explainer · Read the storySpecial host of episode 956 of MBC's Show! Music Core
Song Ha-young, Lee Na-gyung and Baek Ji-heon hosted this episode.
Explainer · Read the storyFirst broadcast as special DJ of SBS Power FM's Wendy's Young Street
She held the chair for three days, to 1 July. The broadcaster published the full studio video of this show on its own channel.
Explainer · Read the storyFirst episode of the web variety series Door-to-Door Girls published
Participatory content made by Studio Bridge, in which she meets members of the public around Seoul with Lee Na-gyung.
Explainer · Read the story'봄처럼 다가와', an OST for the ENA drama 취하는 로맨스, released
Part 8 of the drama's soundtrack, sung with Lee Na-gyung.
Sports Kyunghyang · Source 1Confirmed as a debut member in the final episode of Mnet's Idol School
The final broadcast, live that evening, settled the nine-member debut line-up, and Song Ha-young was one of them. Those nine debuted as fromis_9 four months later.
Kyeongin Ilbo · Source 2ASND
fromis_9 are a five-member girl group under ASND: Song Ha-young, Park Ji-won, Lee Chae-young, Lee Na-gyung and Baek Ji-heon. Nine members debuted on 24 January 2018, and five resumed under the same name in 2025. The second full-length album Glow ME followed in July 2026.
fromis_9 played three nights at Korea University's Hwajung Gymnasium in Seoul from 4 to 6 September 2026, opening their Asia tour TOMORROW GLOW. Sports Khan reported that the show ran from 'Rewind' to 'Vitamin ME', with two unit stages, fan songs and an encore. More cities are to be announced.
fromis_9's Baek Ji-heon is a regular on tvN STORY's Naked Korean History 2 (벌거벗은 한국사2), which first aired on 9 September 2025. A month earlier, on 13 August, she was cast as Kwon Na-eun in the film Nerd Rhapsody. Here are the two jobs she has taken outside the group.
fromis_9's Park Ji-won played Ali in the musical Hell's Kitchen at the GS Art Center in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, on 28 July 2026 — three months after her casting was announced. Three performers share the role. Here is what the production is and what she prepared.
fromis_9's Song Ha-young presented SBS Power FM's Wendy's Young Street as its special DJ from 29 June to 1 July 2026, and the broadcaster published the full studio video of the first show on its own channel. Here are the other seats she took that summer.
'Cold Blood', the seventh track on Glow ME, the second full-length album fromis_9 released on 21 July 2026, is the first song Lee Chae-young wrote lyrics for. Here is what she said about it, the day before release and a month later.
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