M.C the MAX

MC the Max, a K-pop and rock band hailing from Seoul, South Korea, initially formed as Moon Child in 2000 with lead vocalist Lee Soo and released their debut album Delete. After a lineup change and rebranding as MC the Max, the band gained popularity in Japan and in their native country, with successful albums like Returns and Unveiling. Their chart-topping hits include "Wind That Blows," "After You've Gone," and "Bloom," leading up to their latest EP Eternity, featuring the track "Eternity" which reached Number 98 on the South Korean streaming charts.

The band's sound blends rock and K-pop influences, earning them a devoted fanbase and numerous awards on local music TV shows. MC the Max's discography showcases their evolution over the years, with albums like Love Is Time Sixth Sense and Solitude Love... peaking at Number 2 in South Korea. Despite a brief hiatus for military service, the group has consistently delivered hit songs and earned critical acclaim, solidifying their status as one of the leading acts in the Korean music scene.