If TWS has just appeared on your playlist, here is the comeback to explore. Writing from Korea, I want to explain the new release without assuming you already know every K-pop term.

TWS ‘TO US’: the essentials

TWS released their second single album, TO US, on November 2, 2026. The title track is “Call My Name” (내 이름을 불러줘).

The six members are Shinyu, Dohoon, Youngjae, Hanjin, Jihoon and Kyungmin. In K-pop, a “comeback” simply means a new release and its promotional activities; it does not necessarily mean a return after a long absence.

Why the name matters

“TO US” echoes the pronunciation of TWS while meaning “to us.” That makes the title an easy starting point for understanding the release: personal experiences become something shared.

My reading: the album title invites us to hear the group’s story as a conversation.

Editor’s note — not an artist quotation

Three tracks to begin with

The tracklist is “WE UP,” “Call My Name” and “heavy.” Melon’s release feature describes ambition, encouragement from supporters and comfort as themes across the songs. Youngjae, Shinyu and Dohoon contributed to the title track’s lyrics.

The Korean title 내 이름을 불러줘 means “Call My Name,” so both names refer to the same song.

My listening suggestion: start with the title track, then explore the other two songs before deciding which connects with you.

Editor’s recommendation

Where I suggest starting

For international readers, I recommend the official music video as a first stop. Compare the visuals with the translated title, then make your own interpretation. This is a release guide, not a claim about chart success.

Watch TWS “Call My Name” — official music video

Sources: Melon release feature; TWS official release notice; KBS WORLD, October 29. Published November 3, 2026. Independent commentary; not affiliated with TWS or PLEDIS.