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A debut member from 2015 and one of the five who promoted Flower 4 Seasons in 2020.
Their story
MBK's next girl group
MBK Entertainment, the company behind T-ara, launched DIA in September 2015 with a full album rather than a single. Do It Amazing, led by "Somehow", gave the group its backronym: DIA is short for diamond, but also for the album title. The line-up started changing almost at once: leader Seunghee left in the spring of 2016 to concentrate on acting.
Two members on Produce 101
In early 2016 Chaeyeon and Cathy, who later promoted as Huihyeon, stepped away to compete on Mnet's Produce 101. Chaeyeon made the final eleven and spent the year in I.O.I alongside her DIA work. Back home the group added Eunchae for "On the Road" that June, held a first solo concert at Christmas and opened the fan club AID. In April 2017 Jueun and Somyi joined for the album YOLO, which reached No. 3 on the Gaon album chart.
Writing their own b-sides
Success on the music shows still took time. After a break of almost a year, Summer Ade and its Miami bass title track "Woo Woo" finally brought a first win on The Show in August 2018, nearly three years after the debut. The same album showed another side of the group: Jueun, Yebin and Huihyeon each co-wrote one of its b-sides. "Woowa" followed in 2019 with a retro look.
How it ended
In 2020 DIA moved to Pocketdol Studio and released Flower 4 Seasons as a five-member unit. Two quiet years followed. For the seventh anniversary, on 14 September 2022, all six remaining members came back with "The blinding past". Three days later the contracts expired, and Korean media reported the end of the group. Pocketdol asked fans to follow each member in her new start, and Chaeyeon was by then also working as an actor, in MBC's The Golden Spoon.
