With a lot of artists in Asian entertainment, sometimes we cannot keep track of who is releasing what and when. Here’s a quick breakdown of the most anticipated releases in this week.

I Am The Future: May 30
Jang Woo Hyuk is finally making a comeback in Korea by producing his third solo album ‘I Am The Future,’ bringing five new songs covering hip-hop, ballad, and some killer dance moves.

GAVY NJ 5th Vol. 2: May 30
Group GAVY NJ comes back with their beautiful voices in their latest seven-track mini album.

Boyfriend: May 30
The new six-member handsome boy band Boyfriend makes a strong debut with their first self-titled single ‘Boyfriend,’ a bright and youthful dance number.

Shake Ur Body: May 31
Newcomer sweet girl group Swincle makes their debut with their first mini-album ‘Shake Ur Body,’ an uptempo dance song.

Day Breaker: May 31
Superstar K2 talented finalist Jang Jae In makes her debut with her first mini-album ‘Day Breaker,’ which features five songs covering folk, ballad, and vintage soul.

Spiritual: June 1
Drum and bass band KAM releases their latest mini-album ‘Spiritual.’

Material: June 1
Besides ‘Spiritual,’ KAM will also simultaneously release another mini-album titled ‘Material.’

Girls’ Generation: June 1
The girls of Girls’ Generation managed to become one of the most popular Korean pop groups invading the JPop world and now they are finally rolling out their first full-length self-titled Japanese album which features a total of 12 tracks.

Momoiro Sparkling: June 1
Hello! Project group C-ute is back with their latest single ‘Momoiro Sparkling,’ a cute and bubbly, upbeat dance song.

HELLO – Paradise Kiss: June 1
Singer/songwriter YUI releases the two theme songs for the film version of ‘Paradise Kiss.’

SDN48+10! (Volume.1): June 2
Pop group SDN48 releases the first DVD of their program ‘SDN48+10′ which contains episodes that aired last year from August to October.

Sticky: June 3
The ’sweetheart priestess’ Cyndi Wang has grown into a big girl and now he releases her long-awaited new album ‘Sticky.’

Is anybody planning to purchase something?