K-pop icon SEVENTEEN made a historic debut at NPR’s Tiny Desk, becoming the first K-pop act to perform the intimate set from the Washington, D.C. headquarters. The quintet delivered a stripped-back, nine-song set spanning their decade-long career, showcasing vocal prowess and genuine joy, highlighted by an impromptu a cappella moment that defied the limits of their usual arena spectacle.

YG Entertainment's Mojo Kim discussed K-pop's global strategy at the Golden Melody Festival, emphasizing "emotional language" and cross-cultural collaboration, with over 75% of K-pop tracks involving international creators in 2024.

LE SSERAFIM surprises with "Kawaii," a new song produced by Hoshino Gen and set as the theme for Netflix's "My Melody & Kuromi" series. Releasing June 24th on their "DIFFERENT" single, the track blends pop melodies with dynamic beats and emphasizes "cuteness is strength."

Jennie of BLACKPINK releases the "Handlebars" music video featuring Dua Lipa, a visually stunning collaboration from her debut solo album "Ruby."

The K-pop world was stunned when NewJeans, the rising girl group, took a bold stand against their parent company, HYBE.

LISA, the enigmatic member of the global sensation BLACKPINK, is ready to unveil her solo masterpiece, Alter Ego.

In the ever-evolving world of music videos, XG's latest release, "Trampoline," isn't just another catchy tune; it's a full-fledged artistic experience. This rising girl group from XGALX seamlessly blends music and visuals to create a captivating sensory journey that will leave you wanting more. "Trampoline" is a sonic masterpiece that incorporates elements of hip-hop while carving out a unique space for XG. Stay tuned as we delve deeper into the world of "Trampoline" and explore how it redefines the boundaries of artistic expression.