P-pop fans have new music to stream and another date to save. VXON gives a fan-favorite track a Japanese makeover, Ziv and VVINK turn third-wheeling into a bop, and 1621 teases something for December 2. Here’s what each act has in store.

VXON Gives “KNT” a Japanese Love Language

VXON takes “KNT” beyond its original language with “Kimi no Tokubetsu” (君の特別), the Japanese version of its 2024 track “KNT (Kanta Ng Tanga).” The title roughly translates to “your special someone,” keeping the original’s romantic premise while introducing the song to Japanese-speaking listeners.

The release follows the group’s partnership with Japan-based entertainment company PIA Corporation to expand its promotions in the country. Originally featured on VXON’s debut album, 20:20, “KNT” now has a new version for fans to put on repeat.

Third-Wheel Nation, VVINK and Ziv Get You

Ever felt like the extra person in your friends’ love story? VVINK and producer-songwriter Ziv have a soundtrack for that with “Trisikulo,” released on October 16 under Sony Music Entertainment. Playing on the Filipino word for a three-wheeled vehicle, the track captures the third-wheel experience with the question, “Kailan naman ako?”

Ziv co-wrote the song with Ben&Ben’s Paolo Benjamin Guico and Angelika Samantha Ortiz, whose songwriting credits include BINI’s “Pantropiko.” The collaboration adds to VVINK’s growing catalog, while an official music video is still on the way.

1621 Wants You to Save the Date

1621 has December 2 marked for something new, but the group has yet to reveal what the date is for. Whether fans should expect a single, a music video, or another project remains unconfirmed.

The tease follows the group’s five-track EP, 1621: BEGIN, released in March. For now, fans will have to keep the date handy and wait for the members JM, JC, Win, Migz, and DJ to share more.

With a Japanese version of a familiar hit, a third-wheel anthem, and a date shrouded in mystery, P-pop fans have plenty to keep on their radar.