For K-pop group CIX, their eighth mini album GO Chapter 1 : GO Together marks the beginning of a new chapter in their Dante-inspired saga – but it also sharpens their identity

JUNNY’s second full-length album, null, doesn’t ease in with the glow of infatuation. Love, regret, anger, the soft aftertaste of recovery – all stitched together without tidy arcs. By beginning at the end, JUNNY makes it clear: this isn’t a fairy tale. It’s about what’s left when the fairy tale burns out

CHAEYOUNG is the fourth member of the record-breaking K-pop group TWICE to step into the spotlight alone, following NAYEON, JIHYO and TZUYU. Her approach, though, is different

CORTIS – MARTIN, JAMES, JUHOON, SEONGHYEON, and KEONHO – arrive restless, loud, and with zero interest in being tidy. COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES, their debut EP – and the first boy band launch from BIGHIT MUSIC in six years – doesn’t smooth itself into the usual K-pop polish

After nearly a decade dazzling audiences with WJSN, one of K-pop’s most internationally recognized girl groups, DAYOUNG steps into the spotlight entirely on her own with gonna love me, right? – a solo debut that is both a declaration of self and an invitation to connect

It’s normal for rookie debuts to play it safe. CORTIS don’t. The first boy band from BIGHIT MUSIC in six years launches with COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES, an EP that chooses risk over polish, grit over gloss, instinct over calculation