Chang Ki-ha, a multifaceted South Korean artist, has garnered widespread recognition for his exceptional talents as a singer-songwriter, actor, essay writer, and radio host.
Chang's life journey began on a chilly winter day, February 20, 1982, in the vibrant city of Seoul, South Korea. Growing up in a financially stable environment, his father's successful manufacturing company provided a comfortable backdrop for Chang's formative years. This auspicious start in life granted him the opportunity to focus on his educational pursuits, and he seized it with both hands. Years of diligent study and hard work eventually led him to graduate from one of the most prestigious institutions in the country, the esteemed Seoul National University.
As a vital component of his collegiate experience, Chang immersed himself in the vibrant music scene, where he skillfully wielded the drumsticks as a key member of the rock outfit, Nunco Band, his passion for music serving as a defining characteristic of his college years.
In the year 2008, a pivotal moment in the life of Kiha, a talented musician, marked the beginning of his remarkable music career. This turning point was the formation of Kiha & The Faces, a group that would go on to achieve widespread recognition and acclaim. The band's debut single, "Cheap Coffee," was released during this period, and its immense popularity served as a testament to the group's unique sound and captivating stage presence. As Kiha & The Faces continued to create and perform, they gradually established themselves as one of the most beloved and respected indie rock groups in South Korea.
Not only did Chang expand his creative horizons beyond music, but he also embarked on a thrilling journey into the world of acting, making his highly anticipated debut in the daily sitcom "Potato Star 2013QR3" in the year 2013.
