2Eyes
South Korean girl group
2Eyes (Korean: 투아이즈), stylized in all caps, was a South Korean girl group formed by SidusHQ. They made their debut in 2013 as a five-member group and consisted of Hyangsuk, Hyerin, Dasom, Daeun and Yeonjun. Following Yeonjun's departure, the group continues to promote as a four-member group.
History
Pre-debut
2Eyes was formed by SidusHQ with Hyun Jin-young as their producer. It was SidusHQ's first investment into a K-pop group since the short-lived girl group LUV and the highly successful first-generation boy band g.o.d. Prior to receiving their current name, the group was called "god5" (갓파이브) as they were modeled after the five-member g.o.d.
Hyangsuk and Dasom had both competed in the jTBC talent competition Made in U before joining SidusHQ. Hyerin was a former JYP Entertainment trainee. Daeun had been a dancer. Yeonjun, the youngest member, was the final member recruited and had been part of an unsuccessful duo called Spiel (스피넬로) before joining the KBS singing competition program The Last Audition of My Life where she was scouted by SidusHQ.
Prior to their official debut, 2Eyes recorded their version of "Winter Love" (겨울사랑), one of the soundtracks of the critically acclaimed SBS drama That Winter, the Wind Blows. It was released in May 2013.
2013: Debut
The group name was derived from the idea of the members communicating with the audience through their eyes.
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