Asian Pop New Music Videos – N°509

47 . Stray Kids – Ceremony

Date Added : Aug 24,2025

46 . MONSTA X – Do What I Want

Date Added : Aug 24,2025

Song featured on the album : The X

45 . Pabllo Vittar & NMIXX – Mexe

Date Added : Aug 24,2025

Music video directed by : Jaewon Ham

44 . TENBLANK – Forever Eve

Date Added : Aug 24,2025

Music video directed by : Takeru Satoh – Song featured on the album : Glass Heart

43 . Brandy Senki – 赤いワインに涙が・・・

Date Added : Aug 24,2025

Music video directed by : Yuka Yamaguchi – Song featured on the album : 7Th Single “赤いワインに涙が・・・”

42 . BEATPELLA HOUSE – Swimming Beetles

Date Added : Aug 20,2025

Music video directed by : Sinzo – Song featured on the album : Whatsinmyroom

41 . Yohani – Ha Chuttak (යොහානි – හා චුට්ටක්)

Date Added : Aug 20,2025

Music video directed by : Manuka Rathnayake – Song featured on the album : Aadarei ආදරෙයි

40 . Rombongan Bodonk Koplo – Calon Mantu Idaman (w/ Ncum)

Date Added : Aug 20,2025

Music video directed by : Andika Bayu

39 . Ariunaa – Үггүй Мордсон Чи Миний (w/ Mrs.M)

Date Added : Aug 20,2025

Music video directed by : Barsbold

38 . Perfume – Meguru Pu

Date Added : Aug 20,2025

Song featured on the album : ネビュラロマンス 後篇

31 . YEONJUN – Ghost Girl

Date Added : Aug 6,2025

“YEONJUN – Ghost Girl” marks a solo venture for YEONJUN of TOMORROW X TOGETHER, a unique collaboration with British artist YUNGBLUD.

Released in July 2025, the track serves up an intriguing blend of rock and reggae influences, weaving an off-kilter rhythm through its four-minute runtime.

Thematically, it captures YEONJUN navigating the tumultuous waters of longing and vulnerability, reaching out to a seemingly spectral presence.

YEONJUN‘s career takes off with TXT under Big Hit Entertainment, where he debuts in March 2019 with “The Dream Chapter: STAR.”

A dance, rap, and vocal virtuoso, his prowess earns him the nickname “legendary trainee” during his training days.

Music video directed by : Min Soo Park – Song featured on the album : The Star Chapter: Together,

30 . HUENINGKAI – Dance With You

Date Added : Aug 6,2025

“HUENINGKAI – Dance With You,” a solo offering from HUENINGKAI of TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT), sees the light of day in July 2025.

It glides on a soft shuffle rhythm, crafting a relaxed pop vibe.

HUENINGKAI‘s voice commands attention, imparting a sense of levity while connecting with listeners on an emotional level.

Listeners are gently beckoned to partake in a shared dance experience.

Production credits go to HYBE Labels and BIGHIT MUSIC, with instrumentation polished to a shine.

Born in Honolulu on August 14, 2002, Kai Kamal Huening—HUENINGKAI—is celebrated as the youngest TXT member since their March 2019 debut.

Of Korean, German, and American heritage, he offers expertise in singing, piano, and guitar—not forgetting his fluency in Korean, English, and Mandarin.

Music video directed by : Lee Jaedon – Song featured on the album : The Star Chapter: Together,

29 . 수빈 – Sunday Driver

Date Added : Aug 6,2025

“수빈 – Sunday Driver” rolls out as a bright and breezy pop tune from Soobin of TXT, debuting in July 2025.

The track vividly illustrates the laid-back vibe of a leisurely drive with a loved one through descriptions of open roads and peaceful scenery.

Its lyrics dance around the notion of pausing time to relish in the journey, marked by sentiments like “every day feels like Sunday” when together.

Soobin, born December 5, 2000, in Ansan, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, leads TXT under BIGHIT MUSIC and HYBE Labels.

He stepped onto the scene with TXT on March 4, 2019, with their mini-album “The Dream Chapter: STAR,” distinguishing himself as a vocalist, rapper, and MC.

Music video directed by : Vin Kim – Song featured on the album : The Star Chapter: Together,

28 . TWICE – ENEMY

Date Added : Aug 6,2025

“TWICE – ENEMY” lands as the flagship track from Twice’s sixth Japanese album, with IMLAY’s production bringing a dynamic fusion of pop and electronic vibes.

The lyrics capture inner conflict and emotional turmoil with lines like “You’re pushing me away. Yeah. I’m a mess inside,” and “I don’t want to see me cry. Keeping my heart in the lead.”

This single showcases Twice’s evolving presence in the J-pop landscape, while retaining the lively energy and unity of their nine-member ensemble.

Debuting in 2015 under JYP Entertainment, Twice has hit the charts with tracks like “Cheer Up” and “TT” in Korea and Japan.

Music video directed by : Jihyo – Song featured on the album : Japan 6Th Album『Enemy』

27 . 태현 – Bird Of Night

Date Added : Aug 6,2025

“태현 – Bird Of Night” by Taehyun offers a thoughtful journey through the quiet moments of the night, capturing solitude, uncertainty, and flickers of hope.

A member of TXT, Taehyun juggles main vocalist and lead dancer duties since their 2019 debut under Big Hit Music.

With Kang Tae-hyun’s songwriting prowess, the song paints a picture of roaming a silent city with the metaphor of unfurling wings beneath starlit skies.

His strong vocals shine within TXT‘s catalog, featuring work like “The Dream Chapter: STAR” and “The Chaos Chapter: FREEZE.”

Music video directed by : Hyungrok Kang

26 . STAYC – I Want It

Date Added : Aug 6,2025

“I Want It” by STAYC emerges as a lively electronic dance-pop track, capturing a carefree, summer-infused world through propulsive rhythms and catchy synth riffs.

This South Korean girl group, under High Up Entertainment, includes members Sumin, Sieun, Isa, Seeun, Yoon, and J., making their debut splash on November 12, 2020, with “Star To A Young Culture.”

The song’s repeating mantra, “Good things we ok,” offers a glimpse into its core message, pushing listeners to maintain self-belief and resilience.

Previously, STAYC hit the charts with the April 2021 single “ASAP” and their EP “Stereotype,” which climbed to number two on the Gaon Album Chart in September 2021.

Song featured on the album : Special Single 【I Want It】

22 . TXT – Beautiful Strangers

Date Added : Jul 30,2025

“Beautiful Strangers” slips TXT into soft acoustic mode, swapping stage lights for lamplight and streaming stats for scribbled diaries.

They trade their usual bombast for light vocals and hushed harmonies, circling a melody that wouldn’t scare your upstairs neighbor if played at midnight.

The lyrics hint at passing connections with strangers, perhaps more fictional than not, who linger just long enough to haunt a thought or two.

There’s a touch of melancholy, but very little fuss, as though they’re singing to themselves in a room where no one else was expected to listen.

Music video directed by : Byul Yun – Song featured on the album : The Star Chapter

21 . IV OF SPADES – Aura

Date Added : Jul 30,2025

With “Aura,” IV OF SPADES hits that sweet spot between vintage harana charm and slick P-pop glow, like someone slipped kundiman into an indie rehearsal room and nobody seemed to mind.

The guitars jangle just shy of disco, while vocals flirt with earnestness and irony—probably both at once, just to be safe.

Tagalog lyrics breeze through like love notes folded into math class test papers, keeping things heartfelt without ever taking themselves too seriously.

Music video directed by : Raliug

20 . ONE PACT – Yes, No, Maybe

Date Added : Jul 30,2025

In “Yes, No, Maybe,” rookie outfit ONE PACT launches into classic boyband proclamation mode, volleying lines like “I can be your hero” without blinking.

Cue fingers to the sky, sugar-rush beats, and a chorus that doesn’t ask—it insists.

The production keeps things shiny and efficient, with EDM scoops and trap-lite rhythms doing just enough without overexerting themselves.

The lyrics spin indecision as romantic strategy, toggling between confidence and coyness like a dating app on autoplay.

All four members get a vocal moment, though we’re clearly meant to remember the hook more than who’s delivering it.

Song featured on the album : One Fact

19 . KWAN – Raingkosal (w/ Young Mo’G)

Date Added : Jul 30,2025

“Raingkosal” pairs KWAN’s clipped delivery with a rhythm section that sounds like it’s trying to stay awake in a thunderstorm.

Young Mo’G adds a verse that doesn’t so much feature as vaguely haunt the proceedings, drifting over an instrumental equal parts lo-fi haze and polite trap beat.

They’re not in a rush, which is fine, since the track doesn’t demand much urgency.

If there’s a sense of confrontation here, it’s of the deadpan variety: disengaged yet oddly precise, like sending a breakup text with perfect grammar.

Music video directed by : Daniel Omens

18 . 박재범 (Jay Park) – Remedy

Date Added : Jul 30,2025

Jay Park doesn’t bother with guesswork on “Remedy”—he just tells you he needs one.

Against a mid-tempo beat that leans more k-rap than k-pop, he trades vocals with Yugyeom, who offers a smoother counterpoint to Park’s laid-back delivery.

There’s a late-night vibe to the whole thing, like a text you send you shouldn’t, but do anyway.

The lyrics circle emotional withdrawal, but nobody’s actually withdrawing—not when hooks show up this clean.

It’s less about heartbreak than habit, dressed up in just enough melody to sound like a solution.

17 . MC 張天賦 – 目擊者 Witness

Date Added : Jul 30,2025

In “目擊者 (Witness)”, MC 張天賦 slips into the role of an observer—a man who’d rather watch love implode from the sidelines than get his own hands bloody.

It’s all about seeing the whole mess unfold: lies, betrayal, and the theatrics of heartbreak, without adding his name to the cast list.

A mid-tempo groove carries the story, steering clear of grand emotional gestures while quietly savouring the irony of watching others drown in drama he neatly sidesteps.

Music video directed by : 彭道森dawson Pon – Song featured on the album : Sweet & Sour

11 . MAX – Love Insane (w/ Jay)

Date Added : Jul 20,2025

“Love Insane” arrives in July 2025, pairing MAX with JAY of ENHYPEN for a track less about hearts and flowers than the emotional vertigo of romantic freefall.

MAX brings his characteristic sheen, while JAY edges away from his group’s rock touches to try out a more melodic, introspective terrain.

JAY’s stint with ENHYPEN may be known for texture and grit, but here, he opts for mood and drift.

For the curious, MAX started turning heads long before this collaboration—TVXQ’s 2003 debut, followed by solo outings like “Close to You” in 2015 and “Chocolate” in 2020, already did that job.

Music video directed by : Miles Murphy

10 . ROSÉ & PSY – APT. (Live From 싸이흠뻑쇼 SUMMERSWAG 2025)

Date Added : Jul 20,2025

At the Incheon Asiad Main Stadium in June 2025, PSY’s SUMMER SWAG stage turns into shared ground as Rosé joins him for a live performance of “APT.”

Originally released on October 18, 2024, “APT.” marks the lead single from Rosé’s debut solo album *Rosie*, a collaboration with Bruno Mars that now sees PSY stepping in for Mars’ parts—confetti and all.

Rosé, born Roseanne Chae-young Park on February 11, 1997, in Auckland and raised in Melbourne, made her solo debut with *-R-* in 2021, the home of “On the Ground,” the first Billboard Global 200 No. 1 by a Korean female soloist.

This 2025 rendition swaps studio sheen for concert sweat, audience chants, and a co-star known less for falsetto than for fanfare, but it holds its own just fine.

9 . Creepy Nuts – Mirage

Date Added : Jul 20,2025

A syncopated beat, a Spanish guitar, and R-Shitei stretching his vocal range—”Mirage” doesn’t wait for introductions.

Released in July 2025 under Sony Music Japan / Arista, the track opens Season 2 of the anime Call of the Night with enough mood to match its supernatural leanings.

The lyrics settle into themes of shifting identity, fleeting intensity, and emotions that keep dodging the frame—much like the title suggests.

Formed in 2013, Creepy Nuts—DJ Matsunaga and R-Shitei—have rubbed shoulders with both J-rap and anime since their major debut in 2017.

“Mirage” lands on their fourth album, following a string of releases like *Creep Show* and singles such as “Bling-Bang-Bang-Born” and “Otonoke.”

Music video directed by : ;

8 . Masayoshi Oishi – L’oN

Date Added : Jul 20,2025

Released in January 2025, “L’oN” delivers a tightly wound blend of J-pop sheen and rock friction with producer precision.

Masayoshi Ōishi leans into genre shifts and vocal jolts that swing from smooth to strained without ever losing grip.

The track opens the second season of *Toilet-bound Hanako-kun*, matching the anime’s whiplash tone beat for beat.

As AeschTunes puts it, think “harder-sounding J-pop” made digestible through neatly executed dynamics.

Ōishi, born 大石昌良 in Ehime Prefecture in 1980, first stepped into the spotlight in 2001 with Sound Schedule.

He went solo in 2008 with “Honoka Terasu” after the three-piece folded, keeping a guitar slung low and melodies high.

Albums like *Ano Machi Kono Machi* and *G.D. Attraction* followed, charting a pop-rock arc with restrained flair.

His contributions to anime themes began in earnest with “Kimi Ja Nakya Dame Mitai” for *Monthly Girls’ Nozaki-kun* in 2014.

More recent projects, *Universe* and *Gambling Hall* (2024), keep the momentum without overstating the mission.

7 . BLACKPINK – 뛰어(JUMP)

Date Added : Jul 12,2025

Released in July 2025 via YG Entertainment, “JUMP” breaks BLACKPINK’s group hiatus since their 2023 entry for BLACKPINK THE GAME’s soundtrack.

Production credits line up Diplo, 24, Boaz Van De Beatz, Zecca, and Ape Drums, whose fingerprints are all over its EDM backbone and hardstyle-leaning pulse.

The result swerves noticeably from their earlier formulas—not a reinvention, but a reshuffle.

Formed in 2016, BLACKPINK—Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa—still manages to attach surprise to a formula known for its rigor.

Music video directed by : ;

6 . TWICE – This Is For

Date Added : Jul 12,2025

Released in July 2025, “This Is For” lands as TWICE’s title track from their fourth studio album, their first in almost four years.

All nine members—Jihyo, Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung, and Tzuyu—serve up a high-energy blend with strings and harp floating over a notably funky rhythm.

The song arrives alongside a choreographed MV dropping the same day as the album: 14 tracks aiming straight for summer’s upbeat quota.

Debuting under JYP Entertainment in 2015, TWICE built a sizeable audience across Korea and Japan, backing albums like Twicetagram and songs like “TT” and “Cheer Up.”

5 . ATEEZ – In Your Fantasy

Date Added : Jul 12,2025

Released in July 2025 as part of ATEEZ’s twelfth mini album, “In Your Fantasy” skirts between internal desire and the slow pull of temptation.

The track sits alongside a collection that keeps its eyes turned inward, offering a themed look at self-discovery without declaring any resolutions.

Like the rest of the album, it’s backed by physical editions heavy on aesthetic: photobook, posters, and of course, photocards for the dedicated and the mildly obsessed alike.

ATEEZ—eight members strong since 2018—have made a habit of mixing pop, hip-hop, and K-pop slickness, occasionally backed by survival show headlines like Mix Nine.

Song featured on the album : Golden Hour Part 3

4 . SUPER JUNIOR – Express Mode

Date Added : Jul 12,2025

Released in July 2025, “Express Mode” headlines Super Junior’s 12th studio album marking their 20th anniversary.

The track leans into uptempo club-pop, built around a polished chorus and lyrics keyed to perseverance and forward momentum.

The video opts for retro airport visuals—check-in counters, jetways, and all—paired with tight choreography and matching black fits.

Formed by SM Entertainment in 2005, the group—Leeteuk, Heechul, Yesung, Shindong, Eunhyuk, Siwon, Donghae, Ryeowook, and Kyuhyun—continues its long run, thanks in part to subunits and consistent overseas appeal.

Song featured on the album : Super Junior25

3 . 3P – ‘欢乐世界’ (w/ Avantgardey)

Date Added : Jul 12,2025

“欢乐世界” pairs Malaysian boy band 3P with Japanese dance unit Avantgardey for a 2025 outing that leans into Mandarin lyrics about rising above goodbyes, holding onto joy, and living without second-guessing your bravery.

Avantgardey, under choreographer Akane, turn up in the music video with their school-uniform precision and enough symmetrical swings and swivels to leave trigonometry students dizzy.

The track joins the lineup behind “Jackie Chan,” “Good Luck One-Stop Service,” and “Top Form,” with 3P sounding like they’re smiling mid-verse—even when the lyrics talk about letting go.

Music video directed by : Daishi Shimizu – Song featured on the album : 鑫

2 . AiNA THE END – Kakumei Dochuu

Date Added : Jul 12,2025

Released in July 2025, “Kakumei Dōchū” lands as the second opening theme for Dan Da Dan Season 2—TV-sized, punchy, and clearly built for velocity.

AiNA THE END drops vocal gearshifts from raw to gentle mode, threading them through a rock-laced J-pop chassis that doesn’t skimp on grit or drama.

The line “I wanna protect you even if I’m covered in blood and mud” sets the lyrical tone—messy, committed, and clearly not in it for half-measures.

Former BiSH member AiNA continues down her solo lane, following her albums The End and The Zombie, and sidestepping into theater and voice work like Sing 2 just to keep things interesting.

Music video directed by : G2 Yuki Tsujimoto – Song featured on the album : On The Way

1 . TWS – はじめまして

Date Added : Jul 12,2025

TWS steps into Japan with “はじめまして,” a single that leads off a July 2025 three-track release marking their Japanese debut.

The song, rooted in their self-coined “boyhood pop,” traces the jitters and charm of first hellos, wrapped in a breeze of summer nostalgia.

Shinyu, Dohoon, Youngjae, Hanjin, Jihoon, and Kyungmin don’t stray from their usual playbook—daily life moments, light melodies, and just enough emotion to keep things interesting.

It comes in multiple editions, naturally, each with its batch of collectible items—because one version is rarely enough.

Signed to PLEDIS Entertainment, the group continues to circulate in the ever-expanding universe of K-pop exports.

Music video directed by : Lafic – Song featured on the album : Tws Japan 1St Single