
Woollim Entertainment
Woollim Entertainment (울림 엔터테인먼트) is a South Korean entertainment company founded on October 1, 2003, by Lee Jung-yeop in Seoul. Starting from a modest studio in Mapo-gu, the label built its early reputation on guitar-driven indie pop and alternative sounds before pivoting toward idol development in the late 2000s. Infinite, one of K-pop's defining second-generation acts, established Woollim as a competitive mid-tier label with precision choreography and narrative-heavy concepts.
Its current roster includes solo artist Kwon Eun-bi, boy group Golden Child, and Drippin. Former acts include Lovelyz, Rocket Punch, Infinite, and Epik High, whose early catalogue helped define the label's identity in Korean hip-hop. Woollim operated as a subsidiary of SM Entertainment from 2013 to 2025 before returning to full independent management under Woollim Holdings.
The label has maintained a reputation for strong vocal training and long-term artist development. Lee Jung-yeop continues to serve as CEO. The company operates out of its Seoul headquarters and manages artist schedules, production, and touring in-house.
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