Our favorite K-pop girlies of 2023 are still churning out the hits, even when it’s spon con for Coke.

Tyler, The Creator shared eight new songs from 2021’s Call Me If You Get Lost. On “Sorry Not Sorry,” he poignantly looks back at his storied career while doling out real and fake apologies to those he’s wronged.

Smoked out jazz rooms, a solo spotlight, and a singer with a sterling voice are all the ways we hear Chappell Roan’s showstopping “Kaleidoscope.”

Abra has our complete attention with the spiraling six-minute pop wormhole into jagged beats and emo-adjacent guitar.

Gentle, psychedelic country-pop from Jenny Lewis that feels like a hot wind rolling through open windows.

Slimeroni, one of the bold voices from last year’s huge “Shabooya,” makes a charismatic first impression on “Trust Issues.”

True euphoria is often intense and fleeting, but Georgia and producer Rostam summon a mellower blissed-out version, one you can summon whenever you’re looking for a gentle boost.

Olivia Dean’s luminous, soulful sound feels like it’s in direct conversation with the brassy, sunshine melodies of bands like The Temptations.

For once, the shouting on this song isn’t from crushing heartbreak, but from a full-body quaking crush!

Buzzy Lee’s lacy vocals combined with the song’s rich horns synths make for a very pretty sonic escape.