Tiffany Young Signs with Pacific Music Group: What This Means for Her Solo Career

[Sports Today reporter Song Oh-jung] Singer Tiffany Young has signed an exclusive contract with the Korea arm of Pacific Music Group (PMG), marking a new chapter in her career.

On April 2, PMG Korea announced that Tiffany Young will join the company as its first signed artist. PMG Korea said Tiffany currently performs as a solo artist on stages around the world and that the company will back her continued expansion on the global stage, offering full support across her artistic activities.

Tiffany, commenting on the new partnership as PMG Korea’s inaugural artist, said, “PMG understands my journey—from my time with Girls’ Generation to my solo work, and from acting to musical theater. They appreciate not only the milestones but also the intent and meaning behind them, and they respect the different textures of my music and artistry. As I enter the next phase of my career, I’m more focused than ever on intention, detail, and creating authentic connections through my work.”

She added, “As I prepare my solo 10th anniversary album and a related slate of activities, I’m honored and excited to begin this new chapter with PMG. Above all, I look forward to sharing this special moment with the fans who have been on this journey with me—my music has always been for them. I’m deeply grateful for what we’ve built together, and I can’t wait to share the next chapter.”

Tiffany Young debuted in 2007 as a member of Girls’ Generation and quickly rose to international prominence. Since branching out as a solo artist, she has diversified her career—releasing solo music, appearing in the musical Chicago and navigating multiple genres and stages. Known for her emotive R&B vocals, she has cultivated a distinctive musical identity, and she recently reinforced her credentials by serving as a judge on SBS’s Veiled Cup.

Now launching a new phase as PMG Korea’s first artist, Tiffany plans to release new music and broaden her artistic scope.

PMG is an entertainment company co-founded by U.S. R&B star Ne-Yo along with Sonu Nigam and Jonathan Serbin. The company recently established a Korea branch and named Samuel Ku—who has deep experience in the Korean music industry—as CEO. PMG Korea said it will use Tiffany Young’s signing as a springboard to discover domestic talent, expand global collaboration projects, and steadily grow its influence in the international music market.

[Sports Today reporter Song Oh-jung ent@stoo.com]
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