Heart of Woman Confirms Comeback on November 5 with First Mini Album 'Eternal Fade'... The Next Chapter of the Y3K Concept
Girl group Heart of Woman (HEART OF WOMAN, H.O.W) is set to make their first comeback since their debut. On the 23rd, their agency Blue Brown Records confirmed a comeback on November 5 by releasing a coming soon poster for Heart of Woman's first mini album 'ETERNAL FADE' through their official soci

Girl group Heart of Woman (HEART OF WOMAN, H.O.W) is set to make their first comeback since their debut.
On the 23rd, their agency Blue Brown Records confirmed a comeback on November 5 by releasing a coming soon poster for Heart of Woman's first mini album 'ETERNAL FADE' through their official social media. The group consists of Jihyun, Chaei, Ain, Riri, and Ryuin.
The released poster is based on the contrast of white and black, featuring a texture resembling paper scorched by fire. Graphics of scattered clock numbers and hands express the passage of time, while blurred, spreading images and subtle traces of light create a mysterious atmosphere. The staging at the center of the poster, engraved with the album title and release date, heightened curiosity about the music and story to be contained in the new album.
Heart of Woman gained attention with their debut full-length album 'Heart Byte : LEGACY,' released in May, which showcased a Y3K concept that goes beyond Y2K. In the early stages of their debut, they surpassed 1.2 million cumulative streams on Spotify, and their title track 'Lost in Proof' entered the Melon HOT100 chart. In addition, they ranked 15th on the U.S. Billboard's '25 Best K-Pop Albums of the First Half of 2026,' earning recognition for their musical quality.
As Heart of Woman, who has drawn attention both domestically and internationally, is expected to present further expanded music and concepts through this new release, all eyes are on the new musical colors to be revealed in their first comeback.
Photo provided by Blue Brown Records.
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