TWS Unveils Highlight Medley for New Mini Album 'Play Hard'

TWS (Shin Yu, Do Hoon, Young Jae, Han Jin, Ji Hoon, Kyung Min) has unveiled the highlight medley for their fourth mini-album 'Play Hard' on HYBE Labels' YouTube channel at 10 PM on the 8th.

The video, designed to mimic a computer screen, features the six members navigating through various interfaces like icons, photo folders, and music players, offering fans a sneak peek of the album's tracks.

The title track 'OVERDRIVE' promises an energetic and refreshing beat, with a catchy guitar theme riff that immediately grabs attention. The song creatively uses the 'OVERDRIVE' guitar effect to sonically express an intense, overheated emotion towards someone.

Lyrics like “My heart pounds,” “I can't hold back anymore,” and “Is this how it always is?” convey the overwhelming feelings of being in love in a straightforward manner.

The album's tracks reflect TWS's vibrant passion from various angles. 'Head Shoulders Knees Toes,' pre-released on the 22nd of last month, showcases their determination to push beyond limits through powerful performances.

Other tracks include 'HOT BLUE SHOES,' which metaphorically represents TWS's fiery passion with blue shoes, 'Caffeine Rush,' depicting a state of being deeply engrossed, 'overthinking,' expressing a desire to step closer to someone, and the fan song 'I'll Be Your Tomorrow,' dedicated to their fandom, 42, capturing the unrestrained spirit of youth across six tracks.

The album highlights the members' active involvement. Ji Hoon contributed ideas for the lyrics of the title track 'OVERDRIVE,' while Do Hoon participated in writing the fan song 'I'll Be Your Tomorrow,' ensuring TWS's thoughts and sincerity are embedded in the new release.

Meanwhile, TWS has been appointed as the official ambassadors for the Korea Football Association, marking a double celebration ahead of their comeback. They will perform during the halftime show at the 'Hana Bank Invitational Soccer National Team Friendly Match' against Brazil at Seoul World Cup Stadium in Mapo-gu, Seoul, on the 10th.