Singer HEYOON is expanding her musical spectrum with the release of the remix version of “Addicted.”



On the 14th at 6 p.m. KST, Heyoon will release the remix version of her third single “Addicted” through major music streaming platforms. “Addicted” is a dance track that expresses an inescapable, almost addictive emotion. Its repeated “dee-dee-dee” sound captivates the ears, creating a strong sense of immersion. Heyoon not only participated in composing and writing the song, but also collaborated with mastering engineer Dale Becker, who has worked with artists such as Billie Eilish and Doja Cat.

The new remix package will include both fast and slow versions, as well as the Alawn Tech House Remix and a Korean version of the track. Showcasing a different vibe from her previous single “ASAP,” Heyoon aims to capture the hearts of global fans with her unique and distinctive musical color.

On the 13th, Heyoon also released a teaser video. In the clip, she dances to the remix version of “Addicted” in a Korean alleyway filled with local charm, raising anticipation for the Korean version. In particular, she will release a visualizer for the Korean version, reaffirming her commitment to connecting more closely with domestic fans. She plans to continue engaging actively with fans both in Korea and overseas.

Returning with this remix version, Heyoon recently garnered explosive reactions from domestic and international fans, with the “Addicted” music video ranking 34th on YouTube Music’s Daily Popular Music Videos – Korea chart as of August 3.

In the music video, Heyoon wore a total of 17 different outfits and even featured a surprise appearance by renowned Korean rapper Bryan Chase, further showcasing her prowess as a “global pop star.”

Heyoon is a former member of the global pop group “Now United,” created by Simon Fuller, producer of the British girl group Spice Girls. She made her solo debut in 2024 with the single “Pivot,” presenting her original musical identity.


Written by Heo Ji Hyeong 
Translated by Lee So Yun