First I must mention the two songs with Anda (previously Andamiro) that I missed out on earlier this year,
Mastering and Touch. Out of competition for this quarter but don't miss them.
10. Kim So Jung -
Dance music. The solo singer jumps on the retro train with this colorful video.
9. Purfles -
A Bad Thing. Not bad at all actually from this still relatively fresh trio.
8. JJCC -
Where you at. Jackie Chan's boys does it well with the video that features the usual kpop boy band conflict over a common love interest.
7. Primary ft Lena Park -
Hello. Primary has delivered another of his signature tracks where his guest star gets to shine without taking away his own contribution. Nice video too.
6. Stephanie -
Black Out. The fascinating 90s sound that is both cool but also slightly stuffy together with a video that is so fixated on her "flexibility" that it becomes funny rather than sexy.
5. Red Velvet -
Dumb Dumb. A veeery fascinating a well executed video where one feels the song and the visuals really was created organically for each other. But would I listen to this. No, probably not. And that's why it is only number 5.
4. Got7 -
If You Do. With this they finally did a song worth my interest. Applause.
3. Girl's Day -
Ring My Bell. This video is really something, ugly kitsch but also again proves the extreme charm of the four girls who, together with a seriously addictive refrain, to shine through the odd styling.
2. Stellar -
Vibrato. Again they managed to produce a video that is both (slightly) provocative but at the same time carries with it a effective pop song.
1. Aoa -
Heart Attack. I was actually rather sceptical at first when seeing the drama video, probably from having too high expectations, but then after seeing their Eye-contact video, my whole perspective changed and this became my favorite kpop song for this period.