Heart of Woman to Perform Follow-up Track 'TEA' on 'Music Bank' on the 24th... Continues Billboard-Certified Y3K Vibe
The group Heart of Woman (HEART OF WOMAN, H.O.W) is adding energy with stages for their b-side tracks. According to their agency, Heart of Woman — composed of J

The group Heart of Woman (HEART OF WOMAN, H.O.W) is adding energy with stages for their b-side tracks.
According to their agency, Heart of Woman — composed of Jihyun, Chaei, Riri, Ain, and Ryuin — will appear on KBS2's 'Music Bank' broadcasting on the 24th. They are set to perform the track 'TEA' from their first full-length album 'Heart Byte: LEGACY.'
Since the release of their debut album, Heart of Woman has sequentially released a total of four music videos, including 'Skit.exe,' 'Dalla (.)', and 'Close To Me,' visually expressing the narrative of each track. They then drew praise from K-pop fans through performance videos for 'TOLD U SO,' 'TEA,' and 'Dalla (.)'. The rich content spanning both the title track and b-side tracks has multidimensionally built an original musical universe called the 'H.O.W Universe' through their unique storytelling.
'TEA,' being unveiled this time, is a hip-hop/dance track that blends an addictive VOX theme with a mystical synth sound. It captures the fear and curiosity felt in an unfamiliar space through a fairy-tale-like narrative, and features point choreography utilizing hand movements as if holding a teacup. Having previously proven their unpredictable charm through follow-up track activities with 'Dalla (.)', Heart of Woman plans to showcase even more delicate expressiveness and a highly polished performance on this stage.
Meanwhile, Heart of Woman's debut album 'Heart Byte: LEGACY' ranked 15th on Billboard USA's '25 Best K-Pop Albums of 2026,' proving their potential for global growth. Billboard praised the album, calling it 'a work with a distinct identity despite being a debut release.'
Attention is focused on whether Heart of Woman — continuing their activities with 'TEA' following the title track 'How Not to Lose Myself' and 'Dalla (.)' — can sustain their global upward momentum based on their signature Y3K sensibility.
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