HEART OF WOMAN (하트오브우먼) have a new music video out for “H.O.W’s Delight”, uploaded to the 1theK channel. It arrives with almost no supporting information attached — no album title, no listed producer, no featured artist.

Checking a new name against the public record

When a Korean release turns up with nothing around it, the way to place the act is the public record rather than press coverage. Domestic streaming services — Melon, Bugs, Genie — keep artist pages that list every release registered under a given name, so a full discography is one search away. Above them sits Circle Chart, operated by the Korea Music Content Association, which logs releases distributed through official channels. If a name has history, it appears there. If it does not, the act really is new, and this is the beginning of the trail.

About this release

The video is for a track titled “H.O.W’s Delight”, published on 4 September 2026 Korean time. The official description contains only the channel’s standard boilerplate and a #NEWRELEASE tag — no album or EP name, no production or writing credits, and no guest performer. The upload itself is the only announcement the release has been given so far.

Watching from outside Korea

Searching 하트오브우먼 rather than the romanised name will turn up more Korean-language results, and browser translation handles those well enough. Melon and Bugs generally require a Korean account, so YouTube remains the practical place to follow this act from abroad.

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