J Planet Entertainment
Corporate brand
UnclaimedSouth Korean record label and talent agency representing K-pop and ballad artists.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
J Planet Entertainment (Korean: 제이플래닛 엔터테인먼트) is a South Korean record label and talent agency. It operates in the country's entertainment industry, managing recording artists and actors and releasing music under its own imprint. The company is known in Korean music circles as a mid-sized agency whose roster has included both idol and ballad-oriented acts. According to Korean Wikipedia, the label's current artists include NC.A and Sugarbowl (슈가볼), while its past roster has featured Nam Young-joo, Can, Seo Young-eun, M4, From, Yurisangja, 365, Big Inner and Luna Solar. This mix of solo vocalists, groups and ballad acts reflects the agency's positioning across pop and adult-contemporary segments of the Korean market rather than a single genre. In 2024 the company merged with JYP Entertainment, according to the Korean Wikipedia entry. That transaction places J Planet Entertainment within the orbit of one of South Korea's largest entertainment companies, although the label continues to operate as a distinct brand and imprint for its artists. Wikidata classifies the entity simply as a South Korean record label and talent agency, confirming its dual role in music production and artist management. The label maintains an official website, and its discography spans releases by its signed acts. As with many Korean agencies of its size, its public profile is tied closely to the careers of the artists it represents.
History
J Planet Entertainment is a South Korean record label and talent agency. Its history is documented primarily through its artist roster and corporate activity rather than through extensive public archives. The label built a roster that at various points included solo vocalists, groups and ballad acts, giving it a presence across multiple segments of the Korean music market. Among the artists associated with the label, NC.A and Sugarbowl are listed as current acts in the Korean Wikipedia entry, while Nam Young-joo, Can, Seo Young-eun, M4, From, Yurisangja, 365, Big Inner and Luna Solar are listed as former artists. This roster history illustrates the label's evolution as artists joined and departed over time. A significant corporate development occurred in 2024, when the company merged with JYP Entertainment, according to Korean Wikipedia. The merger connected J Planet Entertainment to one of South Korea's largest entertainment groups, though the label's own brand and artist operations continued. The label also maintains an official website and a discography of releases tied to its artists. Because the label is a private entertainment company, detailed financial and ownership information is not publicly disclosed in the available sources. Its identity in the market is therefore defined chiefly by the artists it has represented and by its 2024 merger with JYP Entertainment.
- 2024
Merged with JYP Entertainment.
Products and positioning
Mid-sized South Korean record label and talent agency spanning idol and ballad artists.
Music recordings released under the J Planet Entertainment label
Artist management for NC.A and Sugarbowl
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