October 25, 2026 | KWaveScope · KPOP-NEW
For TWS, the next single begins with a simple request: Call My Name. It’s a title that could belong to a love song, but the meaning the group have attached to it is wider. The six members say they want to thank the people whose faith has kept them moving forward — particularly their fans, known as 42.
The song, officially titled “내 이름을 불러줘” in Korean, will lead the group’s second single album, TO US, arriving on November 2, 2026, at 6 p.m. KST. PLEDIS Entertainment revealed the three-song tracklist on October 23. The other tracks are “WE UP” and “heavy,” each taking a different view of growing up.
A fan song written partly by the members
Three members — Youngjae, Shinyu and Dohoon — contributed to the lyrics of the title track. That detail makes the announcement more personal. Instead of simply performing words chosen for them, some of the people who lived through the group’s recent rise helped shape what they want to say.
The central idea is straightforward: knowing that someone believes in you can give you the courage to face an uncertain moment. In the group’s description, that “someone” includes 42, the fan community that has cheered them on since their debut. The title turns an ordinary act of recognition — calling a name — into a reminder that nobody grows entirely alone.
That idea fits TWS particularly well. Their debut song, “plot twist,” turned the awkwardness of a first meeting into a bright pop moment. Two years later, TO US appears to look at what happens after the introduction, when affection and support have had time to deepen. This is an interpretation of the announced themes, not a review of a song that has yet to be released.
Three songs with three different moods
The remaining tracks widen the picture. PLEDIS describes “WE UP” as an expression of the group’s determination to keep growing and reach bigger stages. “heavy” takes a gentler approach, offering comfort to young people carrying pressures that do not always show on the outside.
Together, the titles suggest a compact arc: finding courage because someone believes in you, deciding to move forward and remembering to make room for fatigue and doubt along the way. A three-track single leaves little space for filler, so the contrast between those messages may be important when the album can finally be heard.
Why the timing adds meaning
The tracklist announcement follows the closing stretch of TWS’s first Asia tour, 24/7:FOR:YOU. After performances in cities including Seoul, Fukuoka, Singapore and Kaohsiung, the group are moving from a tour built around meeting fans in person to a record explicitly addressed to the people who came to see them.
There’s a difference between saying a group is grateful for its audience and letting that gratitude form the subject of its next title song. It also explains why the lyric credits stand out. Listeners will be able to hear how the members have chosen to express that relationship in their own words.
What happens before November 2
The schedule announced so far includes a highlight medley on October 26, followed by official teasers on October 28 and October 30. The single album and the title-track music video are scheduled for November 2 at 6 p.m. KST. Neither the full recording nor the official music video has been released as of October 25.
For fans awaiting a bigger production, the central question is how the track will translate this intimate message to a stage. The song has been described as a youth anthem, but its arrangement, choreography and live presentation should be judged after the public release rather than inferred from a title alone.
At a glance
| Artist | TWS — Shinyu, Dohoon, Youngjae, Hanjin, Jihoon, Kyungmin |
|---|---|
| Release | Second single album, TO US |
| Title track | “내 이름을 불러줘” (Call My Name) |
| Other songs | “WE UP,” “heavy” |
| Member lyric credits | Youngjae, Shinyu, Dohoon |
| Release date | November 2, 2026 · 6 p.m. KST |
Sources
News1 — tracklist and PLEDIS Entertainment statement, October 24 · Edaily — member lyric credits and release schedule, October 24
KWaveScope insight: The most revealing credit on TO US may not be a producer’s name. It’s the three TWS members who helped write a title song about the people who call theirs.