While the month of June was not jam-packed with comebacks, fans were still treated well by their favorite artists. From sleek R&B to rock to dance-pop, let’s take a look at some standout B-side songs from June.

“Waitin’” by WEi

Incorporating catchy whistle riffs with the rhythmic trap beat, WEi is able to create a seductive track with “Waitin’” from the group’s latest album IDENTITY : Action. With sensual lyrics, WEi showcases a different side of themselves. The stage performances of the song featured simple yet sexy outfits and impactful choreography. Checkout our review of their comeback here.

“Pool Party” by Brave Girls ft. E-CHAN (DKB)

While “치맛바람 (Chi Mat Ba Ram)” was a wonderful follow-up to Brave Girls’s viral hit “Rollin’,” the group’s B-side “Pool Party” is a perfect follow-up to the hidden gem from 2020, “We Ride.” Incorporating disco pop and city pop sounds, “Pool Party” quickly became a fan-favorite, even receiving a proper music video. The track also features an impeccable verse delivered by junior labelmate E-CHAN of DKB. Check out our review on Brave Girls’s return here.

“Runaway” by EXO

Known for their standout B-side tracks, EXO released one of the most beautiful B-sides on their special album DON’T FIGHT THE FEELING. Co-written by Bazzi, “Runaway” is a grand R&B track, with heavy bass and drums and EXO’s signature vocal harmonies. Check out our review of EXO’s album here. 

“Atlantis” by A.C.E

A.C.E returned with their fifth mini-album SIREN:DAWN. Besides the absolutely stunning concept photos and music video for “Higher,” A.C.E also created one of their most emotive tracks on the mini-album. “Atlantis” is a beautiful symphonic rock track co-composed and written by PENTAGON’s Kino about broken trust. Check out our review of A.C.E’s comeback here.

“Dancing On My Own” by LOONA

After the success of “Star,” LOONA is back with another all-English track, “Dance On My Own.” The summer pop radio-ready song is about dancing free from the stress of the world and practicing self-care. Check out our review of LOONA’s comeback here.