From top popular groups to the hottest under-the-radar newcomers! A roundup of recommended female K-pop artists.
When it comes to K-pop, so many girl groups debut every year! There are so many that it can be hard to keep up.
In addition to girl groups, solo artists with a stylish vibe are also really captivating.
Here, we’ll be introducing some of the female artists who represent K-pop! From hugely popular groups to hidden-gem singers, we hope to share the appeal of a wide variety of female artists.
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From popular groups to little-known latest newcomers! Recommended K-pop female artists roundup (31–40)
Girlsaespa

Aespa debuted in 2020 with “Black Mamba.” The group consists of members from Japan, China, and Korea, and their powerful performances—contrasting with their sleek figures and visuals—leave a strong impression.
Their fusion with a metaverse concept using avatars is also a unique hallmark among K-pop idols.
Their 2021 remake track “Next Level” became a global hit and further boosted their popularity.
Even within SM Entertainment, which has long led the K-pop scene and wields significant influence, aespa’s style feels particularly cutting-edge and irresistible to those it resonates with.
While their strongest appeal lies in hard-hitting, energetic beats, their classic ballads are wonderful as well.
LION(G)I-DLE

A six-member idol group that debuted in May 2018, consisting of members from South Korea, Thailand, China, and Taiwan.
To date, they have released two digital-only singles and two mini-albums, and they have also released one mini-album in Japan.
They are a rising idol group that won numerous rookie awards from 2018 to 2019!
미쳐(Crazy)4minute

A five-member South Korean female idol group.
They debuted on June 15, 2009, and disbanded on June 16, 2016.
The group’s name was said to carry the meanings of “showcasing each member’s charm within four minutes” and “doing their best in every moment.”
I GOT A BOYshōjo jidai

Girls’ Generation are Asian superstars that even people who don’t really know K-pop are likely familiar with.
At this point, their very presence is legendary.
Their debut song, “Into the New World,” still feels like timeless, classic K-pop even today.
Although group activities have gradually decreased since Jessica’s departure, the members’ bond remains unchanged, and each of them is active on an international level.
I hope we can continue to support them warmly going forward.
내가 제일 잘 나가(I AM THE BEST)2NE1

2NE1 is a South Korean girl group formed in 2009.
Think of them as the “female version of BIGBANG.” They’re known in the media for their distinctive, edgy style.
Their music often leans toward an R&B vibe.
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Excuse MeAOA

They are a six-member South Korean female idol group that released their debut single on July 30, 2012, and officially debuted on M Countdown on August 9.
The overall impression of their music is that they have many dance-style tracks that are very much in vogue right now.
In conclusion
We’ve introduced a variety of artists—have you found a favorite yet? From today’s hottest popular groups to buzzworthy newcomers, there are so many different types of artists that K-pop really shows its breadth! When artists are active in Japan, it makes them feel more familiar and it makes me happy, too.
I’d love to see even more people come to love K-pop!


