HITGS to Launch Debut Album on June 28
Mark your calendars—June 28 is the official debut day for HITGS, a brand-new K-pop girl group ready to make their mark. Their first single album, ‘Things we love: H’, features two tracks: the upbeat title track ‘SOURPATCH’ and the emotional B-side ‘Never Be Me’. As anticipation rises, the group is already drawing attention for its global production team and polished presentation.
Global Powerhouse Producers Back HITGS’s Debut
HITGS’s debut isn’t just another K-pop release—it’s a global collaboration. Among the stellar lineup of producers are Skyler Stonestreet, who worked on Wendy’s “Best Ever,” Gil Lewis, best known for aespa’s “Prologue,” and David Wilson behind ZEROBASEONE’s “Feel the POP” and RIIZE’s “Love 119.” The roster also includes British R&B singer-songwriter Tyler Lewis, Turkish talent Inji, and UK-based producer Lojick, ensuring a rich musical fusion.
Choreography Powered by Street Woman Fighter Runner-Up
Taking things up a notch on stage, HITGS’s debut choreography is directed by Ling, a dancer from Jam Republic who rose to fame on Street Woman Fighter 2. Having worked with global acts like Jennifer Lopez, Jungkook of BTS, and Justin Bieber, Ling’s addition brings world-class polish to their performance.
Meet the Members of HITGS
HITGS, launched under H Music Entertainment by CEO Kim Kanghyo, is comprised of five members: Hyerin, Seohui, Yiyu, Seojin, and Bibi. The group’s name stands for Hip, Innocent, Teenager, Girls, Story—a nod to the unique identity and youthful vibe each member brings to the table.
High Hopes for the Newcomers
“HITGS combines strong vocal talent with eye-catching choreography,” said a representative from the agency. “We believe their debut will leave a memorable impression both at home and abroad.” Fans are already buzzing with excitement, eager to see how HITGS will carve out their niche in the ever-evolving K-pop scene.
The single album ‘Things we love: H’ drops on June 28 at 6 PM KST via major online music platforms. Will HITGS be the next big name in K-pop? All eyes are on them.
