Urbane Music

Urbane Music (Korean: 어베인뮤직) is a South Korean record label and entertainment/talent agency. Its corporate slogan, 'Urbane Heals All', expresses the company's stated ambition to make and perform music that can heal every emotion — joy, sorrow, love, pleasure, parting and new beginnings — and to share those feelings with listeners. The label describes itself as having been founded out of a wish to enjoy music rather than chase only profit and fame in what it calls a war-like record industry, and it frames its progress with the motto that worrying means losing while excitement means winning. The company is led by CEO Lee Yong-min (이용민). As a label and management house, Urbane Music releases singles, OST tracks and remakes by its affiliated artists and operates an in-house news and album section on its official site. Its roster has included artists such as DRACO, Ha Jun-seok, 75th Street (75번지), Deokhwan, ISHXRK (이삭) and Chiro, while past affiliated acts include Dramatics, 5NL, Ulala Session and Mad Clown. The label also maintains a subsidiary imprint, Fame Records (페임 레코즈). Urbane Music's public activity is concentrated on the South Korean domestic market, with releases tied to Korean drama soundtracks, remake projects and solo singles. Its official homepage highlights news items about artists such as Iron, Sookhee, Baegna, Baek Ye-seul, Young Posse's Do-eun and Lee Byeong-chan, covering OST participation, remake singles and new song releases. The company presents itself as a small, emotion-driven label rather than a large entertainment conglomerate, and it continues to operate as a private South Korean company.

Urbane Music (어베인뮤직) is a South Korean record label and talent agency. According to its official 'About' page, the company was established with the slogan 'Urbane Heals All', a statement of intent to create and perform music capable of healing all things. The label explains that it wants to easily capture and share the events, emotions and sensibilities that every person experiences — joy, sorrow, love, pleasure, parting and beginnings — through music. It further states that it was founded out of a sincere wish to live while enjoying music, rather than leaning toward simple profit and fame in what it describes as a war-like record industry. The company's stated motto is that worrying means losing while excitement means winning, and it expresses a hope for warm connection with its staff and with people who love Urbane Music's sensibility. The representative of Urbane Music is Lee Yong-min (이용민). As a label and management company, Urbane Music has built a roster of Korean singers and groups. Its current artists have included DRACO, Ha Jun-seok, the group 75th Street (75번지, composed of Kim Han-gyeol, Gyeon Jin-hyeon, Hwang Hee and Choi Seung-ho), Deokhwan, ISHXRK (이삭) and Chiro. Past affiliated artists include Dramatics, 5NL (Kim Dong-gyun, Han Kyeon, Ju Ryeon and Seong Cheol), Ulala Session and Mad Clown. The label also operates a subsidiary imprint called Fame Records (페임 레코즈). Urbane Music's public output is centred on the South Korean domestic market and includes singles, drama OST tracks and remake projects. Its official homepage maintains a news section that reports on releases by its artists and collaborators. Recent items highlighted on the site include Iron's sweet confession song 'If You Were My Girl' (announced for release on the 26th), Sookhee's remake of 'That Person' from the film 'Boy' OST, Baegna's remake of 'Only the Heart Knows' described as closing out 2025, Baek Ye-seul's remake of Lee Seung-chul's classic 'Love Is So Hard', Young Posse's Do-eun singing 'Fly with me' for the 'Taxi Driver 3' OST, and Lee Byeong-chan's new song 'Seoljunghwa' released on the 19th with a production team that had worked with Sohyang, Kim Na-young and Jeon Yu-jin. The site also features an album section under the heading 'Urbane Album'. The company presents itself as a small, independent, emotion-driven label rather than a large entertainment conglomerate, and it continues to operate as a private South Korean company. No founding year, ownership structure or stock listing is stated in the available evidence.

• Urbane Music is established as a South Korean record label and talent agency with the slogan 'Urbane Heals All'.

• Subsidiary imprint Fame Records (페임 레코즈) is operated under Urbane Music.

• Artists such as DRACO, Ha Jun-seok, 75th Street, Deokhwan, ISHXRK and Chiro are affiliated with the label.

• Past affiliated artists include Dramatics, 5NL, Ulala Session and Mad Clown.

• Lee Byeong-chan releases the new song 'Seoljunghwa' on the 19th.

• Iron announces the release of 'If You Were My Girl' for the 26th.

• Sookhee's remake of 'That Person' from the film 'Boy' OST is highlighted.

• Baegna's remake of 'Only the Heart Knows' is described as closing out 2025.

• Baek Ye-seul releases a remake of Lee Seung-chul's 'Love Is So Hard'.

• Young Posse's Do-eun releases 'Fly with me' for the 'Taxi Driver 3' OST.

Small, emotion-driven South Korean record label and talent agency; slogan 'Urbane Heals All'.

• Singles by affiliated artists

• Drama OST tracks

• Remake singles

• Albums under the 'Urbane Album' section

1. 1어베인뮤직 official websiteurbanemusic.com
2. 2어베인뮤직 About pageurbanemusic.com
3. 3Urbane Music on Wikidatawikidata.org
4. 4어베인뮤직 on Korean Wikipediako.wikipedia.org