Super Junior

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Super Junior

The music pulsates with infectious grooves and tight harmonies, driven by rhythmic precision that compels movement and engagement.

K-pop · synth-pop

South Korea Est. 2005
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The song

“Bonamana”

Features an infectious hook and vibrant production, representing Super Junior's engaging style and ability to captivate listeners right away.

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About Super Junior

Super Junior reshaped the landscape of global pop music, particularly in how boy bands interact with their fanbase.
They turned the traditional idol experience into a dynamic exchange, fostering a dedicated community that engages deeply with their music and performances.
They turned the traditional idol experience into a dynamic exchange, fostering a dedicated community that engages deeply with their music and performances. This connection not only broadens the reach of K-pop but also encourages a more participatory culture among listeners, transforming them into active participants rather than passive consumers. Their approach is characterized by a meticulous production style that marries addictive melodies with high-energy choreography, creating an immersive experience that captivates audiences. Super Junior has continually pushed the envelope with inventive audiovisual presentations, incorporating theatrical elements and storytelling into their performances, which makes each album release feel like a significant event rather than just another entry in their discography. Lyrically, Super Junior often explores themes of love, resilience, and personal growth, blending sincerity with a lighthearted touch. Their songwriting employs a conversational voice that resonates with listeners’ everyday experiences while simultaneously reflecting on deeper emotions. This balance between earnestness and playfulness invites fans to find solace and joy in their narratives.

21 studio albums· 50 total releases· 2 decades· South Korea

Full discography

Super Junior's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

50 releases • 21 albums • 2 EPS • 2005–2025
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EPs ()

I Think U album by Super Junior

I Think U

2020

One More Time album by Super Junior

One More Time

2018

Singles ()

The Road : Winter for Spring album by Super Junior

The Road : Winter for Spring

2022

House Party album by Super Junior

House Party

2021

Super Clap album by Super Junior

Super Clap

2019

I Think I album by Super Junior

I Think I

2019

One More Time (Otra Vez) album by Super Junior

One More Time (Otra Vez)

2018

Lo Siento album by Super Junior

Lo Siento

2018

One More Chance album by Super Junior

One More Chance

2017

Magic (Super Junior song) album by Super Junior

Magic (Super Junior song)

2016

Devil/Magic album by Super Junior

Devil/Magic

2016

Evanesce album by Super Junior

Evanesce

2014

This Is Love album by Super Junior

This Is Love

2014

Blue World album by Super Junior

Blue World

2013

Opera album by Super Junior
Breakthrough

Opera

2012

Spy album by Super Junior

Spy

2012

Bravo album by Super Junior

Bravo

2012

A-Cha album by Super Junior

A-Cha

2011

No Other album by Super Junior

No Other

2010

Victory Korea album by Super Junior

Victory Korea

2010

Bonamana (song) album by Super Junior
Breakthrough

Bonamana (song)

2010

It's You album by Super Junior

It's You

2009

Marry U album by Super Junior

Marry U

2008

Don't Don (song) album by Super Junior

Don't Don (song)

2007

Dancing Out album by Super Junior

Dancing Out

2006

U album by Super Junior
Breakthrough

U

2006

Miracle album by Super Junior

Miracle

2006

Twins (Knock Out) album by Super Junior

Twins (Knock Out)

2005

2YA2YAO! album by Super Junior

2YA2YAO!

2020

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Songs to start with

If you'd rather pick a song than an album.

  1. 1

    "미인아 (Bonamana)" — from Bonamana (2011)

    establishes the sonic palette early

  2. 2

    "Mango" — from The Road : Keep on Going (2022)

    accessible entry with immediate hook

  3. 3

    "Lo siento" — from Play (2017)

    accessible entry with immediate hook

  4. 4

    "MAMACITA (아야야)" — from Mamacita (2014)

    establishes the sonic palette early

  5. 5

    "Fly to the Moon" — from I Think U (2020)

    establishes the sonic palette early

  6. 6

    "Sexy, Free & Single" — from Sexy, Free & Single (2012)

    accessible entry with immediate hook

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