“Alphabet” is the latest release from Rothy, the Korean soloist who has been recording under that name since 2018. The music video went up on the 1theK channel on 8 October 2026 with no credits listed beyond the title.

가나다순, the Korean answer to alphabetical order

The title names a system Korean does not use for putting things in order. Korean lists run in 가나다순 — ga-na-da order — following the fixed sequence of 한글 consonants and the vowels paired with them, so 김 files before 박, and 박 before 이. School registers, phone contacts, ballot papers and album credit lists all default to it. Korean streaming services usually offer both indexes side by side, 가나다순 for Korean names and A–Z for Latin ones, which is why an artist whose name is written in two scripts can be filed in two separate places.

About this release

“Alphabet” was published on 8 October 2026 (KST). The official description carries no producer, songwriter or featured-artist credit, and no parent album or EP is named alongside the track; the only additional information is the standard notice from 1theK, the channel distributing the video, that views counted here also feed Korean music show rankings.

Watching from outside Korea

Because Korean platforms index by script, a search for “Rothy” and one for 로시 can land you on different pages. If a release looks missing, try the 한글 spelling — it is usually the entry tied to the full Korean discography.

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