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These five ladies have never failed us when it comes to dazzling, high-energy comebacks. Returning after more than a year since the release of “2 Different Tears,” the Wonder Girls mark their comeback with the bouncy and cheerful “Be My Baby.” The title...

Fauve, a five piece Parisian indie folk band, goes on an underwater adventure in “Kané.” Ultra luxe and organic percussion and guitar along with French spoken word-style lyrics cushion the breathtaking imagery of nomadic, simplistic life at sea.

We are, indeed, afraid of the big bad wolf. Cameras, a Sydney-based alternative trio, illustrates their single “Defeatist” with a tale of unrequited, beauty and the beast-style love painted in black and white paired with deep, dark lyrics.

The only thing better than a Tablo track is a Tablo track that features Taeyang. In this cinematic production, the talented rapper teams up with Big Bang’s R&B frontman for an incredible collaboration that YG Family loyalists would be proud of. One of...

Sometimes actions speak louder than words. Glasglow experimental act Remember Remember’s “Scottish Windows” is a serene instrumental from their album The Quickening. The pretty xylophone chimes are paired with bleak but dreamy animation from Becky...

Pretty Parisian-based chanteuse Zaz takes the road less traveled with “Le Long De La Route” from her self-titled debut. The jazz songstress may be saying goodbye, but those haunting, husky vocals makes the trip on “la route” (or “the road”) a lot

The ultimate girl law is simple: don’t mess with someone else's man. Your Bushwick-based Friends, an indie pop group from around the way, makes the message clear with “I’m His Girl.” We like the Friends’ eighties-inspired music video and hazy disco...

France’s Astrobal goes around Europe in 4:23. “Trains” consists of all things synthetic, soft and light – like turbocharged bubblegum pop fused with electricity. If his upcoming debut, Poetry & Science-Fiction is anything like this cut, we’ll be along...

SHINee returned to the K-Pop scene with their title single, Lucifer from their second studio album of the same name. With their completely new concept, they shocked a lot of noona fans by looking rather grown-up. Their intricate choreography combined...

SHINee’s follow-up single to “LUCIFER” is everything we could have asked for and more! “Hello” is the cute and simple track from their album re-package that’s caused noonas all over the world to faint from happiness. Their perfectly coordinated dancing...

Teenagers all over Korea scrambled to copy SHINee’s contemporary idol style after the release of “Juliette” from their second mini-album, Romeo. Over the top choreography and color everywhere from their skinny jeans to Key’s bright blond hair won over...