Who / What
Ejae (Kim Eun‑jae) is a South Korean and American singer, songwriter, and record producer.
She has released her own music while also contributing to productions for prominent K‑pop artists.
Background & History
Born December 6, 1991, Kim graduated from New York University Tisch School of the Arts.
She began as a trainee with SM Entertainment in 2003 but never debuted as a soloist or group member.
After leaving SM, she transitioned into songwriting and record production.
Her work has become well known for collaborations with K‑pop acts such as Red Velvet, Aespa, Twice, and Le Sserafim.
Why Notable
Ejae’s compositions help shape the contemporary K‑pop sound from behind the scenes.
Her skillful blend of Western songwriting techniques with Korean pop sensibilities makes her a sought‑after collaborator.
Through partnerships with high‑profile artists, she has contributed to chart‑topping releases.
Her dual heritage and education bridge the American music industry and K‑pop’s global reach.
In the News
Recently, Ejae has been spotlighted for her continued influence amid the rise of K‑pop girl groups.
Her work with the emerging group Le Sserafim has drawn attention to her role in nurturing new talent.
This highlights her relevance as a songwriter and producer during the current era of global K‑pop proliferation.
