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Dreamcatcher history
Dreamcatcher company history timeline
The label was established on August 15, 2008, as Harvest Entertainment (풍년 엔터테인먼트) by Lee Joowon.
The agency debuted their first artist, Nassun, through Lee Hyo-ri's 2008 hit U-Go-Girl, which was produced by E-Tribe.
The label changed their name to Happyface Entertainment (해피페이스 엔터테인먼트) on January 23, 2009.
On January 5, 2009, Girls' Generation released the single Gee, which was produced by E-Tribe.
A Japanese version of the song was released in 2010 with composition credited to E-Tribe.
The agency briefly worked with HybRefine and Sanchez, now known as Phantom, in 2010 to produce the singles "You Can Fly", "Cosmic Dance", "Rain U", and "Sanchez-San Toi".
On May 4, 2011, it was announced that Happyface Entertainment would be merging with Y-WHO Enterprise, small entertainment agency founded by ex-4men member, and current Vibe member, Yoon Min-soo.
In mid-2012, it was revealed that Bebe Mignon members Haegeum and Park Ga-Eul had left Happyface Entertainment, effectively disbanding the group.
Actress Yeon Mi-Ju of the hit television series Lovers signed an exclusive contract with Happyface Entertainment on May 21, 2014.
On July 31, 2014, famous breakdancer and recording artist Nam Hyun-joon and his wife Park Aeri joined the company.
In 2015, returning vocal group V.O.S. signed with Happyface for their comeback.
In January 2017, Happyface Entertainment re-formed MINX to be a seven-member girl group as Dreamcatcher.
On January 31, 2017, Kpop Star 5 contestant Lee Si-eun signed an exclusive contract with HF Music Company.
In August 2017, the label debuted trio Classmate.
In December 2017, Dal Shabet members Serri, Subin and Ah Young parted ways with the company following the expiration of their contracts.
In June 2018, Happyface Entertainment trainee Woo Jin Young finished first place on the YG Entertainment survival show Mixnine.
On February 13, 2019, Happyface Entertainment announced they will rename to Dreamcatcher Company.
In March 2019, following announcement of D1CE's debut, a sub-label named D1CE Company (디원스컴퍼니) was set up.
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Dreamcatcher may also be known as or be related to Dreamcatcher, Harvest Entertainment (2008–2009) Happyface Entertainment (2009–2019) and dreamcatcher.