Singer Brian of K-pop duo Fly To The Sky

Singer Brian of Korean R&B duo Fly to the Sky has set up an agency to help promote his United States debut, according to a press release on Wednesday.

The Korean-American singer established Onpoint Entertainment with Lee Joo-hong, who has been working as a manager for the group, the statement said.

"Our relationship is one that is not as an agency versus an artist but as family-like companions", explained Lee, now president of Onpoint. "I will do my best to support [Brian]".

Lee went on to say, "We have signed an overseas record distribution and a promotion deal with Sony Music. We are set to take off preparations to make a debut in the Asian market, such as in Japan and China, and particularly the U.S."

Fly To The Sky, a popular two-member boy group who debuted in 1999, were represented by SM Entertainment, a major talent agency in South Korea, until November 2004.

They moved to a smaller label PFull Entertainment, where they released three studio albums, and it has been reported that each member will be focusing on their solo activities.

Brian is currently working on his second solo album, which will be out early December.

Source: asiae.co.kr