From Baek A to Aylah: MUSIC&NEW Rounds Up New Releases for the Second Week of September 2026

The YouTube channel MUSIC&NEW, operated by comprehensive content media group NEW, has released a video bringing together new music from a range of artists for the second week of September 2026.

A six-song lineup featuring Baek A, DADADA, WESTOF and more

According to the video description and its timeline, the compilation focuses on songs released during the second week of September 2026. The complete lineup consists of six tracks, presented one after another in the video.

The video opens with Baek A’s “Why Is Love.” It then moves to DADADA’s “Peter Pan,” followed by WESTOF’s “Holding the Stars in My Arms.” These three songs form the first half of the six-track sequence identified in the video timeline.

The remaining selections are Out of love’s “Forget-me-not,” “Cat” by Som and Jeong Ji-in, and Aylah’s “Golden Days.” Aylah’s track appears last, completing the lineup assembled for the week.

MUSIC&NEW is run by NEW, a comprehensive content media group whose entertainment businesses span film, music, drama and theaters. Through the channel, it provides new songs and music videos by K-pop artists, along with previously unreleased exclusive footage.

Key lyric passages identified through audio transcription

Audio material from the video also makes it possible to identify portions of the featured songs’ lyrics. The transcribed excerpts presented in the material include passages from Baek A’s “Why Is Love,” DADADA’s “Peter Pan” and Aylah’s “Golden Days.”

In the section for Baek A’s “Why Is Love,” the transcription reads: “In my heart, where every breath tastes bitter, you become a magical tear from a fairy tale. Hoo, hoo, this breathless farewell. I will forget everything and leave on newly spread wings, my love. Please save me. I am too young to live in a world like this. I just want to fly. I simply want to fly. Together, above a more wonderful sky. I gotta go.”

The Baek A excerpt moves through the pain of a breathless farewell and a wish to leave that pain behind. Its closing lines repeatedly express the desire to fly, imagining that flight together beneath a more wonderful sky before ending with the English phrase, “I gotta go.”

During DADADA’s “Peter Pan,” the lyrics are transcribed as: “I will fly until the stars. That corner called you, falling endlessly, beyond the other side of fate. I want eternity. New, new, new day—the weight within that gaze looking at me as it did yesterday. Shine so that it does not fade; as though growing firm, please resemble me for a long, long time. So you, too, are waiting for that person. You, too, may be waiting just like me.”

The transcribed “Peter Pan” passage begins with the English declaration “I will fly until the stars” before turning to fate, eternity and the weight carried in another person’s gaze. It closes with the recognition that the other person is also waiting and may be experiencing the same kind of anticipation.

For “Golden Days,” the final song in the video, Aylah sings in English: “And the smiles turn into tears. Take me back to those golden days when every moment felt like a dream. Holding hands, lost in our gaze, we were more than we could ever seem.”

Together, the six songs make up MUSIC&NEW’s new-release collection for the second week of September 2026, while the transcribed passages provide a closer look at the lyrical material heard in three of the tracks.