From rookies to global acts, K-pop increasingly turns to electronic music
Key takeaways
Quick summary- 1An increasing number of K-pop acts are leaning into electronic music, signaling what could emerge as one of the genre’s defining sonic currents this year.
- 2From rookie groups such as KiiiKiii to established acts including Ive and Blackpink, artists are selecting house or electroni

An increasing number of K-pop acts are leaning into electronic music, signaling what could emerge as one of the genre’s defining sonic currents this year. From rookie groups such as KiiiKiii to established acts including Ive
and Blackpink
, artists are selecting house or electronic dance tracks as their lead singles. Even BTS
is reported to have collaborated with American DJ and producer Diplo on its upcoming album “Arirang,” due March 20, further fueling expectations around an EDM-driven directi
Related groups
Click the same reaction again to remove it.
(Updates after load — yes, your readers are humans… mostly.)






















![[Review] BLACKHOLE – IVE](https://kpopreviewed.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/ive-blackhole.png)







![[Review] ROSES – ZEROBASEONE](https://kpopreviewed.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/zerobaseone-roses.png)

