Welcome to another edition of SB Week in Review. Here’s all the news you might have missed over the past week:

Debuts & Comebacks

(G)I-dle aimed to empower with “Super Lady.”
Changmo released a visualizer for “FWB.”
Vanner returned with “Jackpot.”
Orbit came back with “Bull’s Eye.”
Babymonster showed their vocal skills with “Stuck in the Middle.”
Vromance released ballad “Hello.”
Twice reassured fans that “I Got You.”
Young Posse collaborated with Verbal Jint, NSW Yoon, and Token on “Young Posse Up.”

Teasers & Announcements

P1Harmony‘s first full album Killin’ It is scheduled for a February 5 release.
Epex will drop pre-release song “Graduation Day” on the same day.
NCT‘s Ten will release his self-titled solo debut album on February 13.
The Wind shared track videos from Our: YouthTeen, out on February 14.
N.Ssign will come back with mini-album & We on February 15.
Aimers will drop single album Somebody on the same day.
Le Sserafim promises to make it look Easy, out on February 19.
IU will make her return with The Winning on February 20.
Moonbyul (Mamamoo) will also release her first full album Starlit of Muse on that day.
Tri.be will also drop single “Diamond” on February 20.
Yugyeom (Got7)’s first full album Trust Me will come out on February 21.
Plave will come back with Asterium on February 26.
Cravity announced that they will return with Evershine on the same day.
Cha Eunwoo (Astro) will make his solo debut this month with Entity.

Blitzers‘ Go_U left the group following a health-related hiatus.
Winnie departed Nine.i due to an injury.
Jessi and More Vision mutually decided to end their exclusive contract.
BTS‘ Jungkook, (G)I-dle‘s Soyeon, and Seventeen‘s Vernon were among 30 songwriters promoted to full members of the Korean Music Copyright Association.
Kuhn from Up10tion was discharged early from military service due to back issues.
The New Six will resume activities as a full group, with Junhyeok returning from hiatus.

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