SM Entertainment is preparing to introduce its first new girl group since aespa’s debut in 2020.
The eight-member group, Heart2Hearts, will officially debut on February 24. (Photo Credit: Instagram)
The new year has brought renewed excitement for K-pop fans, with February set to deliver unforgettable comebacks and fresh debuts. While third-generation K-pop stars continue to dominate, BLACKPINK’s Lisa and Jisoo are reassuring fans that the group remains a powerhouse, even as they explore their solo ventures.
Jisoo’s Double Comeback
BLACKPINK’s Jisoo is set to steal the spotlight this February with exciting ventures in both music and acting. She recently confirmed that her new single will drop on Valentine’s Day, much to the delight of her fans. Additionally, Jisoo’s new K-drama, Newtopia, a zombie comedy, will premiere just a week before her music release. This dual comeback showcases her versatility as both a singer and an actress.
Meanwhile, Jennie is gearing up for her major release in March. Her upcoming album will feature collaborations with global stars like Childish Gambino and Dua Lipa, setting high expectations for her solo career.
Heart2Hearts
SM Entertainment, the powerhouse behind groups like NCT, Red Velvet, EXO and aespa, is preparing to introduce its first new girl group since aespa’s debut in 2020. The eight-member group, Heart2Hearts, will officially debut on February 24. Fans are eager to see how this rookie act will carve its identity under the label’s impressive legacy.
STAYC, IVE and MADEIN
Beloved girl groups STAYC and IVE have announced their returns with new music this month, adding to the excitement for K-pop fans. Rookie group MADEIN has also teased their comeback, though the release date remains undisclosed.
Gaeun’s Exit from MADEIN
Not all news has been celebratory, as MADEIN faces backlash following member Gaeun’s departure. This comes amid serious allegations against the CEO of their agency, 143 Entertainment, involving sexual assault. While the company has denied the accusations, the controversy has led to a wave of fan scepticism, with some calling for a boycott of the group’s upcoming OT6 revival.
Despite the challenges, February promises to be a dynamic month for K-pop. With exciting comebacks, fresh debuts and new milestones, fans are in for a treat as the genre continues to evolve and captivate audiences worldwide.
