South Korean singer-songwriter Kim Jae Hwan catapulted television opportunities to become a full-fledged star in his own right. • In 2012, Kim had his first brush with fame as a semifinalist on Korea’s Got Talent 2 and other reality TV shows, but his big break would come on the second season of South Korea's sensational boy-band singing competition show Produce 101. • He ultimately finished in fourth place on Produce 101 and landed a spot in Wanna One, a temporary 11-member boy band that parlayed its huge TV viewership into a year and a half of critical and commercial success. • After Wanna One ended, Kim signed with the band's management, Swing Entertainment, as a soloist. He kicked off his new chapter with the EP Another in 2019. • Kim’s emotive vocals have been in high demand since he went solo. He leant his vocals to singles off soundtracks for some of South Korea’s most popular television dramas of 2020, including Crash Landing on You, The King: Eternal Monarch and Record of Youth.