TEA (Romanized)

TEA(Romanized), is the Romanized version of album TEA which marks the confident debut of VVS (븨븨에스), a rising South Korean girl group under MZMC Inc., released digitally on April 22, 2025. This punchy two-track single features the title song “TEA” and its B-side “FACT$”, offering a glimpse into the group’s bold musical identity. With lyrics crafted by MZMC, Ash-B, and COE, and music composed by a dynamic team including Amelia Moore, JBACH, Kyle Buckley, and Charles Roberts Nelsen, the release carries a global pop sound with a sleek K-R&B flair. The arrangements by Pink Slip, inverness, and MZMC himself enhance the polished, modern vibe that sets VVS apart from the start.

Serving as a pre-release to their upcoming debut mini-album “D.I.M.M.”—due out May 19, 2025—“TEA” introduces listeners to the group’s artistic potential. The track delivers not just a catchy chorus, but a confident message, laying the groundwork for what’s to come in their career. The single is strategically positioned to establish VVS as a powerful new voice in K-pop, building momentum ahead of their official album rollout.

VVS is composed of five charismatic members: Brittney, Ilee, Rana, Jiu, and Liwon. Their group name stands for “5 VS,” referencing both the number of members and their individual strength, while also nodding to the VVS (Very Very Slightly) diamond clarity grade—a symbol of rare brilliance and unity. This dual meaning captures the group’s blend of individuality and teamwork, reflecting their mission to shine with both precision and personality.

The music video for “TEA,” available on VVS’s official YouTube channel, brings their debut to life with high-impact visuals and edgy styling. Vibrant choreography, bold fashion, and cinematic production underscore the group’s fresh aesthetic and stage presence. The release has already sparked buzz online, with fans praising the group’s charisma and potential. With “TEA,” VVS isn’t just pouring out a debut—they’re serving notice that they’re ready to redefine the next era of girl groups.