K-pop New Releases [February 2025]
In February 2025, Korea’s music scene is on the verge of another evolution.
Korean artists, who continue to captivate the world with refined musicality and commanding performances, are releasing new tracks one after another.
These eagerly anticipated works—colored by dynamic beats, innovative sounds, and lyrics that resonate—are already drawing high expectations from many fans.
Here are the standout new songs that herald a new era of K-pop.
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K-POP New Song Releases [February 2025] (21–30)
earthquakeJISOO

A song by BLACKPINK’s Jisoo that expresses the heart‑pounding, full‑body trembling thrill of love through electronic sounds.
Released in February 2025 as the title track from the mini‑album “AMORTAGE,” it features her charmingly nasal tone and a rhythmic chorus that resonates with danceable energy.
It’s also her first release from her own label, Blissoo, and the music video featuring actor Cha Seung‑won has become a hot topic.
The edgy beats and melodious vocals create a soundscape that’s perfect for when you want to surrender yourself to the flutter of romance.
DEAR MY WAVEKIM CHAE WON

A poignant love story delivered by former APRIL member Chaewon.
Released in February 2025, this gem of a ballad exquisitely harmonizes delicate emotional expression with her clear, translucent vocals.
Accompanied by a melody that evokes a calm winter sea, it gently depicts the ebb and flow of a lovestruck heart.
On stages such as MBC’s Show! Music Core and other Korean music programs, her expressive power captivated many viewers.
Highly recommended for those who want to feel a love that, like waves on the shore, sometimes crashes fiercely and other times nestles quietly by your side.
I Can’t ForgetKIM JAE JOONG

The multi-talented artist Kim Jaejoong’s new song was released in January 2025 as part of the OST for the show musical Dream High.
A cover of the original track produced by J.Y.
Park, this ballad portrays the aching feelings of someone who can’t forget a past lover.
Jaejoong’s delicate, emotionally rich vocals resonate deeply with listeners.
The lyrics are striking for how they convey lingering attachment—the love that time can’t heal, the pain of revisiting places tied to memories.
Jaejoong is also dedicated to social contribution through music, donating the proceeds from this release.
ExcuseKwon Jin Ah

A ballad that delicately sketches an excuse for love.
It’s a song delivered in February 2025 by Korean singer-songwriter Kwon Jin Ah.
The complex emotions that surface when facing a cooling romance resonate with the quiet, piano-centered arrangement.
The pleading lyrics reveal a heart tormented by the gap between cherished memories and present reality.
Kwon Jin Ah’s expressive vocals further heighten the sense of longing, making this a song that stays close to your heart as you confront the end of a relationship.
Feel The GrooveLEE CHANGSUB

A track where funky energy intersects with a dazzling sense of groove has arrived from Lee Changsub, lead vocalist of BTOB.
It’s a song that shines with soulful expression over a New Jack Swing–style shuffle rhythm.
’90s-inspired synths blend exquisitely with modern sounds, opening up a new frontier in dance music.
Imbued with a message to let the music take over and enjoy it from the bottom of your heart, the song was released in February 2025 and performed at the Seoul encore show of the Asia tour “The Wayfarer.” It’s also anticipated to be performed at the fan meetings in Tokyo and Osaka.
Perfect for lifting your spirits—whether you’re driving home from work or partying with friends.


