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Hearts2Hearts to Release Korean Version of Japanese Debut Song on October 5

Hearts2Hearts will release the Korean version of their Japanese debut single title track, "ICONIC HEART," on October 5 at 6 PM.

Hearts2Hearts to Release Korean Version of Japanese Debut Song on October 5
▲ Hearts2Hearts Korean version to be released on October 5 (Photo= Provided by SM Entertainment)

According to their agency, Hearts2Hearts will release the Korean version of their first Japanese single title track, "ICONIC HEART," through various online music sites on October 5 at 6 PM.

"ICONIC HEART (Korean Ver.)" is a Jersey Club-based dance song that combines cheerful synth sounds with a bouncy beat. Following the original song, the lyrics written by hitmaker KENZIE capture the thrill and overwhelming emotions felt when running toward a larger world together through bright and cute expressions.

According to media reports, Hearts2Hearts' Japanese debut single "ICONIC HEART," released last August, rose to the upper ranks of the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart, the Combined Singles Chart, and Billboard Japan's "Hot 100" and "Top Singles Sales."

Prior to the music release, Hearts2Hearts will first showcase the Korean version of this song at "Spotify CLOSER" held at Myeonghwa Live Hall in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, on October 2. They also teased full-scale music broadcast activities to follow.

Additionally, they will take the stage for a celebratory performance after the race at "SMTOWN RUN CLUB 26" held at Incheon Wangsan Marina on October 3.

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Jeong Si-hwan
Jeong Si-hwan
SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL · K-pop Reporter

Covers K-pop for SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL, and also writes Culture and K-Variety stories.

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