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Red Velvet’s IRENE & SEULGI have teamed up for a new collaborative project. TILT, the duo's second mini album. TILT is a sophisticated six-track collection of R&B and pop, hemmed by the pair’s effortlessly poised vocals and a powerful message about breaking away from conventional perspectives.
As the six-member ensemble 82MAJOR, Nam Seong Mo, Park Seok Joon, Yoon Ye Chan, Cho Seong Il, Hwang Seong Bin, and Kim Do Gyun erupts back onto the K‑pop scene, they’re doing more than just dropping beats. Their third mini‑album, SILENCE SYNDROME, released on April 14, 2025, stakes their claim as boundary‑pushers both musically and conceptually. Known for blending hard-hitting hip-hop with emotive storytelling, this comeback is, by far, their boldest statement to date.
Ahead of their first UK performance at SM Entertainment's SMTOWN Live in London at Allianz Stadium Twickenham, RIIZE releases their highly anticipated debut full-length album, ODYSSEY - The 1st Album available now via SM Entertainment/RCA Records. Marking a bold declaration of the group’s evolving identity, ODYSSEY builds on their core concept of “Real-Time Odyssey”, capturing their ongoing journey of growth as they approach their second debut anniversary
Internationally acclaimed, chart-topping K-pop group i-dle, formerly (G)I-DLE, are kicking off their new era with "We are" - the first body of original songs under their newly christened name.
Released today, the six-track mini-album, led by the focus track 'Good Thing' is a punchy collection of songs that reflect the group's confident and boundary-pushing approach.
Rising stars X:IN return with their boldest and most vulnerable music yet in their third mini-album, Defend Myself, marking their first release under their new agency, BeBy Entertainment.
Coming over a year after their second mini-album, Defend Myself delves into the vulnerabilities and challenges of life in the spotlight, as experienced by X:IN. The album captures the anxiety of constantly having to uphold a perfect image. It offers an autobiographical narrative of the gr
BOYNEXTDOOR (SUNGHO, RIWOO, JAEHYUN, TAESAN, LEEHAN, and WOONHAK) are back with their fourth EP No Genre.
A bold declaration of identity, No Genre is BOYNEXTDOOR’s statement of freedom—an embrace of who they are without constraints. To the group, youth isn’t about fitting into a mold, but breaking out of it. This defiant nature, paired with their musical versatility, makes their free-spirited charm all the more magnetic.
SEVENTEEN will celebrate their 10th anniversary with a special performance held at Seoul’s Jamsugyo Bridge. Marking the first time for a K-pop act to perform at the iconic landmark spanning the Hangang River, the group will host an outdoor event titled ‘B-DAY PARTY : BURST Stage on May 25, the eve of their 5th studio album’s release.
Global K-pop powerhouse P1Harmony unleashes their 8th mini album “DUH!”, a high-octane collection of explosive jams that marks a bold reinvention of their unmistakable sound - further showcasing the musical prowess of members JIUNG, INTAK, and JONGSEOB, who participated in writing, and KEEHO, JIUNG and JONGSEOB who participated in composing. With six tracks that radiate with braggadocio, “DUH!” channels the punchy maximalism of early oughts pop-rap and the energetic agility o