Dingo Music participated as an official partner in the 5th Blossom Youth Music Festival alongside SK Broadband, LOVE FNC, and Dreamus Company, contributing to the cultivation of future music talent and the practice of ESG management.

A total of 142 teams and 301 individuals applied for this year's Blossom Youth Music Festival, recording a competition rate of 17.8 to 1. The competition targets youth under the age of 19 and is SK Broadband's flagship music program, encompassing everything from expert mentoring to music release support.

Dingo Music actively stepped up to enhance the program's quality by conducting on-site mentoring and establishing a special award, the 'Dingo Music Award.' At the career mentoring session of the second music camp held on July 24 at KT&G Sangsang Madang Stage in Chuncheon, Gangwon Province, Park Ju-hyun, a producer from Dingo Music's Content Solution Team 1, participated as a mentor. Producer Park shared practical know-how with the finalist teams on digital music content production, music distribution, and artist growth strategies.

At the finals held on August 8 at CTS Art Hall in Dongjak-gu, Seoul, the newly established 'Dingo Music Award' was presented alongside the Grand Prize, Gold Prize, and Silver Prize. The award was given to singer-songwriter Jeon Ho-yeon, who performed the original song 'True Love.' The winner will be given the opportunity to appear on Dingo's flagship music content series, 'Dingo Live.' Through the Dingo Live filming, Jeon Ho-yeon plans to introduce their music and stage to music fans worldwide via the Dingo Music channel.

Producer Park Ju-hyun said, "I was deeply moved by the sincere stories and musical passion of the youth participants who will lead the future K-content industry," adding, "We will continue to engage in ESG-based collaborations to support the musical dreams of future generations, leveraging Dingo's content production infrastructure and know-how."

Meanwhile, the original songs created by the eight teams that advanced to the finals of this music festival are scheduled to be officially released on major music streaming platforms, including Flo, Melon, Genie Music, and Bugs, this September.