Singer Lee Hi has officially signed an exclusive contract with the newly established agency Doover.

On September 23rd(KST), Doover announced the news through their official social media channels. 

Doover expressed their excitement about working with Lee Hi, stating, "We are thrilled to support Lee Hi in fully showcasing her talents. She has personally participated in the production, filming, and editing of the new song and video, which is a special gift for her long-awaiting fans."

Lee Hi first rose to fame as the runner-up on 'K-pop Star' Season 1 and made her official debut in 2012 with '1,2,3,4.' She has since become a trusted artist with hits like 'Rose,' 'Breathe,' and 'Holo,' known for her soulful voice and wide musical range.

In addition to her solo work, Lee Hi has collaborated with notable artists such as Kim Yoon Ah, Epik High, Crush, and Dok2, and has made her mark in the OST world with contributions to dramas like 'Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo,' 'Record of Youth,' 'Now, We Are Breaking Up,' and the movie 'Golden Slumber.' Her recent OST work includes 'To My Harry,' a Genie TV Original.

As Lee Hi embarks on this new journey with Doover, a label founded in May with a focus on fresh starts and new challenges, expectations are high for the synergy they will create. 

Doover was co-founded by artists and producers Gray, Code Kunst, and Woo Won Jae, who also serve as co-CEOs.

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