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La cantautora nacida en Seúl tiene 17 años, lleva menos de dos años de carrera y ya trabaja a su manera: escribe y produce su música

ZIN CHOI: Escúchala bajo tu propio riesgo

Cortis, is a South Korean boy band formed by Big Hit Music. The group consists of five members: Martin, James, Juhoon, Seonghyeon, and Keonho. They debuted on August 18, 2025, with the digital single “What You Want&quot; followed by their first EP, &quot;Color Outside the Lines&quot;. The group’s name is derived from the phrase “Color Outside the Lines,” reflecting their concept of creative freedom and nonconformity. Cortis has been promoted as a self-producing “creator crew,” with members participating in songwriting, choreography, and visual direction. Blending pop, hip-hop, and experimental elements, the group gained early attention for their performance skills, self-produced content, and strong rookie-year sales, establishing them as one of Big Hit Music’s newer generation acts.

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CORTIS construyó "FaSHioN" alrededor de una letra que rechaza la idea de que el estilo necesite dinero: 200 millones de streams después, el tema sigue siendo su declaración de intenciones más clara

El primer aniversario de CORTIS los posiciona como la realeza de la moda del K-pop

Antes de que Islington Assembly Hall abriera sus puertas, KANG YUCHAN y from20 nos llevaron detrás del telón antes de que las dos estrellas en ascenso subieran al escenario

Tras bambalinas en el Body Talk Tour de KANG YUCHAN & from20 en Londres

El fandom del K-pop nunca ha sido solo una cuestión de consumo. Durante décadas, los fans han archivado, traducido y compartido contenido, impulsados tanto por la accesibilidad como por el instinto de proteger momentos que, de otro modo, podrían desaparecer por completo de la historia de un artista

Los fans del K-Pop no son solo el público: son el archivo

NEUK JUN, antes un intérprete anónimo y enmascarado, vuelve a ponerse bajo los focos con THE ARRIVAL, revelando su identidad y su nuevo capítulo&nbsp;

NEUK JUN: Valor de cara

Can you believe 2019 was already five years ago now?? Where has the time gone? It’s wild to look back and see how much has changed in K-pop within the past half-decade.&nbsp;

Fan Spotlight: “2019 FELT SPECIAL” by Normal Smasher

With the Olympics just around the corner, it seems like everyone is talking about sports. It doesn’t matter if it’s their favorite to watch, to play, or just the ones where certain athletes could make a major impact this year, it’s certainly on everyone’s minds right now.

Go for Gold! 10 K-pop tracks about sports

Ever since MTV’s heyday in the 1980s, music videos have been not only a fun part of music, but an essential part of following the groups one likes.

4 of the Weirdest K-pop MV’s of 2024 (so far)

K-Pop Zoo! Ten Tracks to See the Animals To

Fan Spotlight - COVER KINGS: DGDG DANCE CREW - “XXL” by Young Posse

Red Velvet debuted in 2014 under SM Entertainment, and they've been killing it ever since. The members— Irene, Seulgi, Wendy, Joy, and Yeri— are known for their unique "Red" and "Velvet" concepts, which mix fun, energetic pop with smooth, mature R&amp;B vibes.

Summer Listening Party - The ReVe Festival: Finale by Red Velvet

Did you know that girl group aespa and English musician Jacob Collier have collaborated on a song? Even more wild, Chris Martin of Coldplay was on the track too. Whaaaat?

Collab Corner: aespa X Jacob Collier 

Mamamoo is a South Korean girl group formed by RBW (formerly WA Entertainment) in 2014.

Listening Party - Best of MAMAMOO

This track is simple, but it’s a lot of fun and pouches far above its weight in excitement. The song mostly has a few lines of lyrics repeated in slightly different forms throughout, but they’re not the focus of the song.

Daily Non-K-Pop Spotlight: “What’s Your Classic?” by The ASIANIC

One of the best parts of music is its power to take you away into faraway places, real or imaginary.

Ten K-Pop Tracks to Whisk You Away to Neverland

The Korean rock group 3rd Line Butterfly don’t really fit cleanly into any genre distinction. They just make great music in whatever style they want.

Daily Non-K-Pop Spotlight: “Zero” by 3rd Line Butterfly

Sometimes it’s good to be angry. It’s fun to not care what anyone else has to think. It’s cool to lean into being an edgy punk who tells everyone else off. And Korean rocker MEMI knows that better than most.

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