Ryan S. Jhun

Ryan S. Jhun
Born	February 28, 1979 Busan, South Korea
Genres	K-pop
Occupation(s)	Record Producer, Songwriter
Years active	2010–present
Labels	Marcan Entertainment
Website	www.marcanent.com

Ryan S. Jhun (Korean: 라이언 전; born 28 February 1979), is a South Korean songwriter and producer. He founded and became chief executive officer of Marcan Entertainment.

Discography

2010

• "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" for Lee Hyo-ri
• "Scandal" for Lee Hyo-ri
• "Want Me Back" for Lee Hyo-ri
• "100Percent" for Lee Hyo-ri
• "Shake It Up" for Super Junior
• "Get It" for Shinee
• "Lucifer" for Shinee
• "First Class" for Chungrim
• "Nothing Lasts Forever" for Girl's Day

2011

• "Walkin'" for Super Junior
• "My Love, My Kiss, My Heart" for Super Junior
• "Top That" for U-Kiss
• "Neverland" for U-Kiss
• "Baby Don't Cry" for U-Kiss
• "Someday" for U-Kiss
• "My Style" for f(x)
• "Lollipop" for f(x)
• "B.U.T for TVXQ
• "Bad Girl" for Baek Ji-young

2012

• "Tick Tock" for U-Kiss
• "Amazing" for U-Kiss
• "Anger" for Spica
• "Up N Down" for Spica
• "Pain Killer" for Spica
• "No More" for Spica
• "Stop Girl" for Supernova
• "Saturday" for Supernova

2016

• "Sketch" for Hyomin (T-ara)
• "Fingertips" for Pinkrush (Produce 101)
• "Crush" for I.O.I^[1]
• "Apple Pie" for Fiestar
• "I" for Taeyeon
• "Fantasy" for Fei
• "Whatta Man (Good Man)" for I.O.I

References

1. Eun-jin, Jung (6 April 2016). "'Produce 101' winners release 'Crush'". The Korea Herald. Retrieved 2016-04-11.

External links

• Marcen Entertainment
• Ryan S. Jhun on Twitter
  
• Ryan S. Jhun on Instagram