G-Dragon & BIGBANG

G-Dragon – an icon in K-pop

G-Dragon is one of the most influential and recognizable figures in K-pop, with a lasting impact both as a solo artist and as a member of one of the genre’s most successful groups. Moving freely between Kpop, hip-hop and experimental pop, G-Dragon has built a catalogue that clearly stands apart within the K-pop landscape and continues to attract global attention.

BIGBANG and the path to a solo career

G-Dragon is best known as the leader and creative force behind BIGBANG, a group that debuted in 2006 and quickly became one of the most defining names in K-pop. BIGBANG helped shape the modern sound and image of the genre through chart-topping releases, powerful live performances and a more personal approach to music and style. The group’s success laid the foundation for G-Dragon’s solo career, where he was able to fully explore his individual artistic vision.

G-Dragon releases and career highlights

G-Dragon’s solo breakthrough came with the album "Heartbreaker" in 2009, which established him as an independent artist and songwriter. The release presented a more personal and daring side of K-pop and quickly became a cornerstone of his discography. In 2012, he followed up with the EP "One of a Kind", expanding his musical range and further cementing his reputation as a creative trendsetter.

With the album "Coup d’État" in 2013, G-Dragon strengthened his international profile through a more experimental and globally oriented sound. This was followed by "Kwon Ji Yong" in 2017, a more intimate and concept-driven project that offered deeper insight into his artistic identity. Together, G-Dragon albums reflect a career in constant evolution, with each release adding new dimensions to the K-pop genre.

G-Dragon vinyl and LP in our collection

Interest in physical formats remains strong among fans, and demand for G-Dragon vinyl and G-Dragon LP continues to grow. We have gathered all the G-Dragon albums and releases available in our collection — including vinyl and LP editions — making it easy to explore both his solo catalogue and the music of one of K-pop’s most iconic artists.