Hearts2Hearts Members: Eight Names and First Songs
Hearts2Hearts are an eight-member girl group under SM Entertainment. Their name appears in Korean as 하츠투하츠. For a recent starting point, try “ICONIC HEART (Korean Ver.),” released on October 5, 2026, then “Moonride.” The first gives you a current Korean-language entry; the second offers another side of their 2026 music.
By Kpop From Seoul · Official profiles, release information and photo permissions checked October 16, 2026. Updated with a clearer name-and-face route on October 16.
Meet the eight members
The current label biography names these eight members, in this order:
- JIWOO
- CARMEN
- YUHA
- STELLA
- JUUN
- A-NA
- IAN
- YE-ON
Open the official member portraits and scroll to the eight English names. Select a member to enlarge her portrait, then match the name below the photograph to our list. The official page pairs each face with its name, so you do not have to guess from a group photograph.
The list follows the official profile order, not left-to-right positions in our photographs. JUUN has two Us, while A-NA and YE-ON include hyphens in the official English spellings.
A reference for the named official profile panels
| Member | Birth date (year-month-day) |
|---|---|
| JIWOO | 2006-09-07 |
| CARMEN | 2006-03-28 |
| YUHA | 2007-04-12 |
| STELLA | 2007-06-18 |
| JUUN | 2008-12-03 |
| A-NA | 2008-12-20 |
| IAN | 2009-10-09 |
| YE-ON | 2010-04-19 |
These dates are transcribed from the named panels on the official Japanese profile page, checked October 16, 2026. Use the member’s written name to select a portrait there. This reference follows that page’s order; it does not assign names to the people’s positions in the group photographs above or below.
Eight names can feel like a lot at first. Pick two faces from the portraits, then look for them in one performance. Add another pair when you feel ready; enjoying a song does not depend on memorizing everyone first.
| Start here if you want… | Official route |
|---|---|
| The recent Korean-language release | “ICONIC HEART (Korean Version)” — official audio |
| The original Japanese music video | “ICONIC HEART” — official MV |
| A different recent song | “Moonride” — official MV |

Two recent songs, with different reasons to start
“ICONIC HEART (Korean Ver.)” is a useful first stop for the group’s current Korean-language material. The SM release description on Melon identifies it as a Jersey club-based dance song, pairing bright synthesizers with a bouncy beat. Choose it for that dance-focused introduction, then use the Japanese original to compare the language versions.
“Moonride”, released September 9, 2026, is the next listen if you want another recent track. SM’s announcement describes electropop with a light beat, dreamy synthesizers and soft vocals. It is a collaboration single with Kia’s RV Black Edition. That context helps distinguish it from the group’s Japanese debut single; watch the official “Moonride” video.
Watch “Moonride” directly on the official channel.
Why “ICONIC HEART” has more than one release date
The title alone does not tell you which release a page describes. Keep the language and format beside the date:
| Release | Date | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese digital single | August 10, 2026 | The original Japanese single’s digital release. |
| Japanese CD single | August 12, 2026 | The physical Japanese release, with three tracks. |
| Korean-language single | October 5, 2026 | “ICONIC HEART (Korean Ver.),” a later language version. |
The official August 10 announcement confirms the digital release. The Japanese CD listing gives August 12 and lists “ICONIC HEART,” “Lemon Tang (Japanese Ver.)” and “RUDE! (Japanese Ver.).” Those CD details do not date the later Korean single.
If you are here to listen, use the language label rather than a packaging date to choose your link. If you are buying a CD, check that edition’s track list separately.


What does S2U mean?
S2U (하츄) is the official fanclub name. SM’s fanclub announcement explains it as the heart-shaped “S2” from the group’s name plus “U,” meaning you. The name connects the group and its fans.
For new fans, start with the music and official profiles. Paid membership is a separate product with its own terms. Our official fanchant guide explains how to find the right cheering instructions for a song, while our Spotify chart-date guide helps when a ranking post brings you to a new artist.
Watch after reading
The videos referenced in this guide are collected here, after the article.
Official upload: Hearts2Hearts.
Watch the official upload on YouTube if this player is unavailable in your region or browser.
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