Despite not finding a new home in a separate company, Weeekly’s members have continued to make music and find their way as individual artists.
Read MoreThe girls and their striking concepts/sound were highly missed, and now that they are back, everything feels right.
Read MoreOn February 27, RESCENE released “Busy Boy,” the first single in a unique move integrating music and intellectual property (IP) ownership through blockchain networks.
Read MoreA month after concluding their third world tour, BLACKPINK returns with their new EP DEADLINE.
Read MoreAfter 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).”
Read MoreThe album, spanning twelve tracks, including individual member solos, offers up a diversity of sounds.
Read MoreBefore Bloom hour drops, there is no better time than now to revisit parts of WJSN’s career.
Read MoreIt’s safe to say that Hearts2Hearts feels at home in the house genre.
Read MoreIt took many years, but TWICE finally graced the nation’s capital with their presence.
Read MoreNayeon, Sueun, and quinn_ of the K-indie band Tomatomat bring a specific J-Pop-inspired 2000s influence to their music.
Read MoreWindy weather couldn’t stop fans from lining up to see UNIS on their first tour in New York City.
Read MoreBefore the new album release, Billlie sat down with us and our fellow media colleagues to answer these questions about their upcoming comeback.
Read MoreAfter decades of success with SM Entertainment’s K-Pop artists promoting in Japan, this debut represents the company’s latest move in music market localization.
Read MoreEvery new era means another trip back into the past for KiiiKiii.
Read MoreLee Songhyun and Na Yeongjoo draw on traditional Korean music, Gugak, and K-Pop for a genre they describe as “K-rossover Pop.”
Read MoreIt’s a jam-packed album that showcases the talent of the XG members.
Read MoreChorong, Bomi, Eunji, Namjoo, and Hayoung still remain active years after debuting on April 19, 2011.
Read MoreTWICE’s decision to film their 2017 music video for “Likey” in Vancouver, B.C. left many Western Canadians yearning for a proper concert in the city. The group fulfilled that years-long dream when they brought their <THIS IS FOR> world tour to North America on January 9.
Read More&Our Vibe closes out the year with a continued exploration of the group’s concepts.
Read MoreWe’re ending off 2025 by asking The Kraze staff what were their favorite releases by female K-Pop artists.
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