cosmosy are back, and they’re exploring the darker side of love.
The rising Japanese four-piece have released their new single, “Give Me Love,” a track that portrays love not as something to give, but something to possess. The keyword the band brings to the forefront is 狂愛 (kyōai)—a love so intense it borders on madness.
The song combines Korean, English, and Japanese, showcasing cosmosy’s signature trilingual delivery.
“Give Me Love” follows a string of major appearances for the group. Last month, they returned to Los Angeles to perform at the 2026 82WORLD: LA Festival, where they were highlighted in Billboard‘s “82WORLD: LA Best Moments.”
They also appeared at KCON LA 2026, performing several fan favorites plus a cover of BLACKPINK’s “How You Like That”—a standout set at one of the largest K-Pop and culture festivals in North America.
Based in Seoul, cosmosy officially debuted in April 2025. The four-piece—consisting of a’mei, kamión, himesha, and de_hana—have accumulated over 140 million views on YouTube and reached over 400,000 monthly listeners on Spotify following their debut.
Their most recent EP, ~ of the world ~, was released earlier this year, blending late ’90s and early ’00s J-R&B, J-Hip-Hop, house, J-Urban, and futuristic sounds. Bridging the past and present, it tells the story of a failed attempt to control love.
“Give Me Love” is available now on all streaming platforms. With a growing global audience, a string of standout festival performances, and more new music on the horizon, cosmosy are steadily building something worth watching.
Source: SACKS & CO.
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