What Solo Songs Has Seventeen Mingyu Released To Date?

I geek out over members’ side projects, so I dug into this for a while — as of my last check (mid‑2024), Mingyu hasn’t released a solo single or solo album that’s been officially issued under just his name. Instead, most of what people call his “solo moments” come from Seventeen group releases, unit tracks, live covers, special stage performances, and occasional collaborations or radio/live stream covers. That means if you’re hunting for official solo releases, there really aren’t many to point at like you would for a soloist who’s dropped a digital single or EP.

That said, Mingyu still has plenty of moments that feel solo: rap bridges and verses in Seventeen songs where he’s prominently featured, subunit pieces and performances that spotlight him, and covers or streams where he sings alone. Fans often collect those into playlists — live solo stages from fan meetings or music show special stages, studio-recorded covers uploaded to broadcasts, and any credited features on other artists’ tracks. If you want a practical list, the best way is to check his artist page on major streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple Music), Pledis Entertainment’s official discography, or Korean charts like Melon/Gaon — those will show anything released under his name rather than under Seventeen.

If you’re after a concrete playlist idea, I personally keep a folder titled "Mingyu Solo-ish" where I drop: live solo covers from Seventeen concerts, radio session recordings where he’s the only vocalist, and official collaborations (if any pop up). I also follow his Weverse and Pledis posts because those announce solo projects immediately. So short story: there aren’t traditional solo singles to list off, but there’s a treasure trove of solo-feeling performances scattered across live stages and group releases. If you want, tell me which platform you use and I’ll walk you through finding and saving the best Mingyu-focused tracks on it.

I’ve been following Mingyu casually since my high school concert days, and from what I’ve tracked up to 2024 he hasn’t dropped an official solo single or solo album. Most of his individual highlights are embedded inside Seventeen albums, unit songs, special stages, or broadcasts rather than being standalone solo releases. Fans who want a ‘‘Mingyu-only’’ vibe usually compile his live solo covers, radio session pieces, and moments where his verse or vocal is isolated.

If you want to make your own list, a quick method is to open his artist profile on Spotify/Apple Music and filter for tracks credited to him personally — that’ll catch any collabs or solo releases if they exist. Otherwise, scour concert setlists, Weverse posts, and fan uploads for one-off performances. I do this a lot when I need a Mingyu playlist for study music — it’s surprisingly soothing and great for late-night focus sessions.