Peakboy

Biography

Peakboy, born Kwon Sung-hwan on May 27, 1989, is a South Korean singer, rapper, songwriter, and producer known for his laid-back musical style and warm, distinctive voice. As part of the well-known friendship group “Wooga Squad,” he is often recognized alongside Park Seo-joon, Choi Woo-shik, Park Hyung-sik, and V of BTS.

Early Life and Musical Beginnings
Peakboy developed an interest in music at a young age, eventually honing his skills in composition and production. Before emerging as a solo artist, he spent years studying music technology and perfecting his craft behind the scenes. His strong foundation in producing allowed him to create a sound that blends pop, R&B, and hip-hop with smooth, modern synth elements.

Debut and Rise in the Industry
He officially debuted in 2017 and quickly became known for his self-produced tracks, thoughtful lyrics, and unique, mellow tone. Songs like Gin & Tonic, Kelly, and Diet helped introduce him to a wider audience, showcasing his ability to create catchy yet musically sophisticated tracks. His skill as a producer has also led him to collaborate with various artists, both in mainstream K-pop and in the indie sphere.

Public Persona and Wooga Squad
Outside of music, Peakboy is widely loved for his easygoing personality and sense of humor, which often shine through in variety shows and social media appearances. His close friendship with the members of the Wooga Squad has brought him additional attention, as the group’s dynamic highlights his warm and supportive nature.

Recent Activities
In recent years, Peakboy has continued releasing singles, collaborating with peers, and performing live. His work reflects a consistent artistic identity while showing growth in composition and musical experimentation.

Peakboy remains an influential figure in Korea’s contemporary music scene—both as a performer and as a versatile producer—continuing to expand his artistic presence with each new release.