8TURN has staged an artistic evolution since the release of “ELECTRIC HEART” last summer. Now, for the first time, the members reflect on why this change feels so natural and so important to their growth.

Can an independent K-pop group succeed in North America? RE:WIND tested the theory when they debuted in summer 2025. Now, a year later, they’re ready to talk about it.

The singer returns with an EP geared towards summer and a sizzling set at WATERBOMB. But 15 years into his career, he’s more determined than ever to be the best at his craft.

The Singapore-based musician began making music in high school before scoring his first hit single. Now, he uses music to express the feelings he doesn’t want to burden others with.

The girl group debuted in May in a highly unusual way: with a full album. Now, the members recount their road to debut and why their success still surprises them.

Ahead of a headlining tour, the musician reflects on how letting go of shame and charting their own path led to their debut EP, Meant Love.

After quitting taekwondo and going through a period of upheavel, Davin Dot turned to music. His first album Snowman and the collaborations that followed gave him a new purpose.

‘Rated R’, the singer’s newest album, follows his breakthrough single “Eye Candy”, and is filled with scandalous disclosures.

JACOB’s debut album is independently released and self-created. In a new interview, he reflects on why it was important to have creative control and why he refuses to limit himself.

The members of QUEENZ EYE reflect on why their second season is more than a “new beginning”, and how they chose the creative direction for their new single “Y2K”.

In her first solo interview, SIHYEON reflects on CSR’s first comeback in two years and why she wants to share a new side of herself with fans this year.

At 35, the leader of Red Velvet has never been more popular or successful. Her sold-out, two-night show in Seoul over the weekend proves why.

After splitting in half, ZEROBASEONE returns with an album that defies expectations and makes a case that they might be best as five.

The two artists, who are Black and Korean, have teamed up for a new single, “Only One”. The single is a declaration of Kay’s multicultural heritage and the boundaries she broke to become a star in Japan.

Through livestreams, a fan meeting and his first mini-album, the singer is showing there is a depth to him that we almost overlooked.

The artist, who performs under the stage name G. Nine, built his company starr. from the upheaval of several life changes. Now, for the first time, he shares what it took to bring his vision to life.

At a fan showcase, the group performed new songs from their self-produced EP and made a case for why they continue to be K-pop’s sharpest group.

In a new interview, K-pop first hard-of-hearing boy group talks about an ongoing North American tour and why representation is so important for expanding possibilities for others.

A year after opening his company H&P Entertainment, A.C.E’s leader looks back on a sold out tour and why his visionary direction is bringing him a successful second act.

For his debut record, T.O.P addresses the traumas he endured over the past decade and, in quieter moments, wonders if he even deserves a comeback.