[List of New Korean Songs] Latest & Trending K-POP Roundup [March 2026]

VISAYOUNG POSSE

영파씨 (YOUNG POSSE) ‘VISA’ MV

Young Posy, active as a joint project between DSP Media and BEATS Entertainment.

The title track of their digital single “VISA / Pilot3,” released in January 2026, is a fast-paced number themed around passports and flights.

It’s reassuring that the members themselves took part in writing and composing, reflecting the feelings they gained from performing on stages around the world.

The aggressive, addictive beat known as “rage” gives the impression that their hip-hop style has evolved into something even trendier.

Just listening sends a jolt like an electric shock.

It’s guaranteed to give you a push when you want to break through the status quo and leap into somewhere new, or when you need to crank your energy up in an instant!

A Minute, A SecondAB6IX

AB6IX (에이비식스) – 1분 1초 (A Minute, A Second) [Music Video]

AB6IX is a four-member boy group known for their strong self-producing abilities, with a former Wanna One member among them.

Their digital single “A Minute, A Second,” released in January 2026, is a comforting pop-rock track with a warm sound.

The recurring time-themed phrases express gratitude for the days they’ve built so far and a firm promise that nothing will change moving forward.

The band-like arrangement, crafted with writers including LAS, further highlights the members’ sincere vocals, resonating deeply with listeners.

It’s a perfect song to revisit the bonds with someone important or to fill a relaxing moment with calm—be sure to give it a listen.

PEACEChRocktikal

ChRocktikal (크록티칼) ‘비둘기 (PEACE)’ MV

Clocktical is a four-piece coed rock band formed around Siyeon Lee, who shines as the main vocalist of Dreamcatcher.

This track marks their debut as the title song of their first full album, “We break, you awake,” released in January 2026.

Siyeon and guitarist Wonseok Lee were directly involved in the production, and the sharp groove and exhilarating drive of the authentic band sound are truly captivating.

The lyrics, imbued with a strong resolve to “push forward through doubt,” carry an energy that quietly yet fervently ignites the listener’s heart.

Released alongside the music video, the song powerfully presents the band’s heavy, immersive worldview.

When you want to cut through hesitation or charge ahead on the path you believe in, listening to it will surely give you great courage!

Sorry for CryingROCOBERRY

[MV] ROCOBERRY(로코베리) _ Sorry for Crying(울어서 미안)

Loco-berry, the accomplished duo of Loco and Conan who have produced many unforgettable drama OST classics, return with a new release in January 2026.

This ballad lays bare a desperate emotion, as if blaming oneself for shedding tears in a farewell scene.

The piano and strings intertwine with Loco’s crystalline vocals, evoking a heart-wrenching sense of longing.

In the music video, Loco and Japanese actor Yugo portray lovers who have parted ways; watching it alongside the song draws you even deeper into its world.

Arriving about three months after their previous work, this beautiful melody is perfect for nights when you want to release the feelings you’ve been holding back.

It’s a gentle companion for those moments when you want to quietly let the tears flow and cleanse your heart.

CALL ME BACKTNX

TNX – ‘CALL ME BACK’ MV

TNX is a boy group under P NATION formed through the audition program LOUD.

This is the title track of their second digital single, released in January 2026.

Member Hwi took part in composing and lyric-writing for this piece, showcasing their creative talent.

While it features a refreshing band sound and energetic vocals, the lyrics portray delicate emotions such as anxiety and confusion while waiting for a message.

Its narrative appeal lies in how it fills the emotional gaps continuing from their previous album, For Real?.

Riding on a rock-driven beat, the straightforward message really comes through, making it a great listen when you’re waiting for a reply in love or just want to feel refreshed.

It’s bright yet somehow earnest in tone—and that contrast becomes addictive.