Tws returns with uplifting anthem for youth's trial and error

Seoul, Nov. 2 (Yonhap) -- Bright, youthful K-pop boy group Tws now faces the intensity and uncertainty of youth. Despite their rapid rise, the members continue to grapple with hesitation and self-doubt. To address these struggles, Tws has released its second single album "To Us" at 6 p.m. Monday. The album provides an honest reflection on those feelings and a message of solidarity to peers who fear taking on new challenges.

Member Jihoon stated, "We wanted to convey that it's OK for youth to be a time of both courage and trial and error." During the album's creation, the six members engaged in deep conversations about their mindset and what defines Tws today. They acknowledged their shortcomings but expressed confidence in the support of their fandom, "42."

The album includes three tracks: "We Up," "Heavy," and the lead single "Call My Name." "Call My Name," written by members Youngjae, Shinyu, and Dohoon, combines a racing drum-and-bass rhythm with sweeping strings and an emotional piano performance. The song encourages listeners to call out the group's name and to face challenges fearlessly.

Members discussed how personal experiences with self-doubt influenced the lyrics. The group's growth through the latest Asian tour, where they overcame self-doubt and improved their performance, is evident in "Call My Name." The album aims to secure another win on a televised music show, with members promising a favorite pose or fan-requested pose if successful.