There are so many K-Pop acts nowadays that sometimes things slip through the cracks, whether they're debuts or comebacks. It's been a very girl group heavy few weeks with Girl's Generation and 2NE1 going head to head, and now Orange Caramel and 4Minute making comebacks with attention grabbing concepts. Because these major groups are all making a splash at once, there's been little attention on some recent debuts and comebacks.

100% - 'Beat'

After one member started his army service and another decided that he needed to take some time to think about his career path, 100% has a lot relying on this comeback. is beautifully done and the song is addicting thanks to the haunting dynamic created between the different tempos throughout the song.

SPEED -'Zombie Party'

They performed at last year's Dream Concert, but are still not very popular. SPEED is under the same company as T-Ara, but usually they don't garnish the same attention. In their latest music video, Speed evokes the memory of Michael Jackson's 'Thriller.'

Wings- 'Hair Short'

Wings just debuted with a heart breaking music video, displaying powerful vocals. Duos haven't been so popular as of late, but Davichi is the most famous female duo and Wings may very well follow in Davichi's footstep as the leading female duo group. The music video also features Ahn Jae Hyun, who played Cheon Yoon Jae in the immensely popular drama My Love From The Star.

Troy- 'Green Light'

Another debut, but extremely different than Wings'. Troy is a new R&B group with some intense swag and credentials: BumKey and Kanto have both made a name for themselves in the industry. 'Green Light' has gained quite a bit of attention from fans of Korean hip-hop and R&B, but as of yet most K-Pop fans haven't even heard of Troy.

Pascol - 'Like The Movies'

Another femae duo, Pascol never gained a lot of attention after debut. Pascol always had cute concepts and was a mix between ridiculous and serious, and they've hit the head on the nail this time too. 'Like the Movies' shows the two bemoaning the fact that they're not dating, so act out what it's like to be dating. It's funny and has a hint of criticism towards the current obsession with couples and dating in Korea.

Electroboyz - 'Bang Bang crossroads'

Celebrating Brave Sound's 10^th anniversary, Electroboy recently released a new music video where they discuss what it's like falling in love. The song and video are both lighthearted and have the unique Korean hip-hop feel that is typical of Brave Sound.