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After ITZY kicked off their third world tour in Seoul, an unexpected song took the Internet by storm—a B-side from their rookie years went viral for its brand new performance.
Last month, we looked at some of my favorite B-sides from BTS as a group, to celebrate their long-awaited comeback, but now it’s time for the solos.
Something that is so exciting about the K-Pop and K-Hip-Hop/K-R&B scene is how broad the genres are.
Let’s go down the line and talk about some K-Pop and K-Hip-Hop/K-R&B tracks from A to Z, starting with the letter A.
Rising boy group AMPERS&ONE is making their return to America with their new tour, 2026 AMPERS&ONE LIVE TOUR “Born To Define” IN USA.
JUST B will bring their SNOW ANGEL TOUR IN N.A to North America this spring, marking the group’s return to the region following a year of sustained global expansion.
XEN, member of the K-Pop boy group OMEGA X, has released a new digital single, “F KILLER.”
South Korean singer-songwriter and former LOONA member Yves will bring her highly anticipated 2026 North America Tour to major U.S. cities this spring.
A bold new chapter begins for next-generation virtual idol group SKINZ as they unveil their first mini-album, SKINZ IS SKINZ.
Emerging with a bold creative vision and a sound all their own, rookie boy group TUNEXX marks their debut with mini-album SET BY US ONLY.
Nine-time GRAMMY Award-winning artist Anderson .Paak releases “Keychain,” a new single featuring South Korean girl group aespa.
OMEGA X has announced that six members of the group, Jaehan, Sebin, Xen, Jehyun, Kevin, and Yechan, will begin their first European tour since the group’s debut.
This Valentine’s Day, South Korea’s spice masters, Buldak, are setting the season of love aflame with a fiery new campaign.
Through a collaboration with Taiwanese band Accusefive (告五人), “總有一顆屬於你的星球 (Your Own Star)” highlights how everyone has their own place in the world.
The girls and their striking concepts/sound were highly missed, and now that they are back, everything feels right.
A month after concluding their third world tour, BLACKPINK returns with their new EP DEADLINE.
The K-Pop world moves fast, and it can be difficult to keep up with which groups are coming back and when. But don’t worry, The Kraze is here to help keep you in the loop.
After performances at Brazil’s Carnival and Chile’s Viña del Mar International Song Festival, the first for a K-Pop group, NMIXX officially released “TIC TIC (Feat. Pabllo Vittar).”
It is a recurring theme for ATEEZ to take a concept and demonstrate their creativity, and their GOLDEN HOUR series is a prime example.
Their charming, bright, and striking concept works perfectly, and every comeback showcases that side of ZEROBASEONE, no matter the theme.
WOODZ releases his first full-length album Archive. 1, a sprawling, experimental seventeen-track album that feels more at home in ‘90s experimental rock than it does in his K-Pop origins.
The album, spanning twelve tracks, including individual member solos, offers up a diversity of sounds.
TWICE’s Japanese sub-unit MISAMO released the final installment of their art-inspired album trilogy.
South Korean K-Pop group ENHYPEN made their grand return, marking a bold new step in their conceptual and narrative universe.
Stray Kids made a powerful comeback with DO IT, a project that showcases their rebellious spirit, musical intelligence, and visual appeal.
Dare to Crave, and its accompanying rebrand, settled CRAVITY into a robust but varied sound.
With the release of their highly anticipated third EP, UXLIVE, the group cements their status as industry pioneers, defying genre conventions with a signature sound that is at once intensely sexy, fearlessly experimental, and utterly ethereal.
The year 2017 was a great year for the Korean music industry.