Amber Liu's Musical Evolution: From f(x) to Solo Success and an upcoming tour stop in Seattle
Amber Liu got her start in the popular K-pop group f(x) in 2009 under SM Entertainment, the company that features artists such as NCT, AESPA, SHINee, RIIZE, and many more. Amber was the main rapper of the group until 2019 when her contract expired and she decided not to renew. Following her exit from SM, Amber joined Steel Wool Entertainment where her post K-Pop solo career really started to take off. In 2020, under her new company, she released her mini-album “X” followed by numerous singles and other mini-album releases that lead her to 2024 with her latest release called “Dusk Till Dawn”, with the music video released on January 15.
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