LEE CHAEYEON has a point to prove – and Till I Die is how she's proving it. Her fourth mini album is her most assured project yet

SOYOU is back – and Off Hours sounds like nothing she's put out before. The new mini album trades polished K-pop production for live band instrumentation, a looser vocal approach, and five tracks built around the kind of private, end-of-day moments SOYOU wrote herself

Ten years of stages, cities, and Black Roses – but The Rose aren't done yet. ROSETOPIA, their 2026 world tour, kicks off in June alongside new album ROSE, a record the band are leaving deliberately open

TUNEXX already knows what they want to say. The seven-member boy group arrive with their debut mini album SET BY US ONLY – four tracks, four distinct sounds, and one clear message: identity is something you define for yourself

TXT's "Stick With You" MV is one of the most layered things they've ever made – five members, one character, a world of nocturnal neon and parallel storylines, and an anxiety that turns out to have been staring back at them the whole time

Four years in, six members deep, and K-pop group Kep1er are just getting started. With their eighth mini album CRACK CODE – out now – the group have stepped into their most deliberate era yet

KANGMIN's solo debut Free Falling has been a long time coming. Three tracks, all of them turned inward, built around one central feeling – and lyrics he wrote himself

Big Ocean doesn't do metaphors anymore. THE GREATEST BATTLE, their new album, is three people documenting, in plain terms, what it has cost them to still be standing