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1 Musical career  





2 Members  





3 Discography  



3.1  Albums  





3.2  Compilations  







4 Awards  



4.1  Mnet Asian Music Awards  







5 References  





6 External links  














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For the Spanish-language telenovela, see El Clon. For the Irish town often referred to as Clon, see Clonakilty.
Clon
OriginSouth Korea
Years active1996-2005 (Inactive)
Members
  • Kang Won-rae
  • Koo Jun-yup
  • Clon (Korean: 클론) is a South Korean dance music duo. Some of their songs, such as "Funky Tonight", "Cho Ryun" (First Love) and "Come To Me" appear in Pump It Up, ez2Dancer and Korean versions of Dance Maniax.

    Musical career

    The duo debuted as part of "Hyun Jin Young and Wawa" in 1990 but it wasn't until 1996 under the supervision of Kim Chang Hwan, a major figure in the Korean music industry, that they got together and formed Clon. Their debut album, "Are You Ready?", proved to be extremely popular. They were often credited for being one of the first groups to incorporate strong dance routines with catchy beats. Clon was produced through DreamBeat, a record label that was popular for other hit singers as well as bringing western music to Korea.

    In November 2000, a tragic and unfortunate motorcycle accident left Kang Won Rae paralyzed from the waist down. Initially the duo decided to disband but in the summer of 2005 they made a comeback with their 5th album, "Victory". The title track of the album was called "Nae Sarang Song-i" (My Love "Song") and was dedicated to Kang's wife, Kim Song, who encouraged and stood by him through those tough 5 years.

    Although the duo unofficially disbanded after the album's release, they occasionally met for events or promotional activities.

    Members

    Discography

    Albums

    1. "Are You Ready?", 1996
    2. "One More Time", 1997
    3. "Funky Together", 1999
    4. "New World", 2000
    5. "Victory", 2005
    6. "We Are", 2017

    Compilations

    Awards

    Mnet Asian Music Awards

    Year Category Work Result
    2000 Best Dance Performance "Choryeon"[1][2] Won
    Best Male Group Nominated
    2001 Achievement Award [3] Won
    2005 Best Dance Performance "My Love Song" (Korean: 내 사랑송 이)[4] Nominated

    References

    1. ^ "2000 M.net Korean Music Festival Winners list". MAMA. Retrieved 2014-06-12.
  • ^ "2000 MMF part 1". MAMA. Retrieved 2014-06-25.
  • ^ "2001 MMF part 1". MAMA. Retrieved 2014-07-23.
  • ^ "2005 MKMF part 1". Mwave. Retrieved 2014-08-28.
  • External links


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