3rd generation · Stardom Entertainment

EvoL

イブル / 이블

EvoL put rapping and hard performance in front at a time when their contemporaries were mostly selling sweetness.

  • 2012DebutAug 10, 2012
  • 5Members
  • 3thGeneration
  • VollerFandom
We Are A Bit Different / Official MV

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In 30 seconds: EvoL

Say, Jucy, Hayana, J-Da and Yull worked under Stardom Entertainment, and the roughness of the early singles is part of the appeal.

Come here for an alternative to the clean concepts that dominated the same two years.

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Key facts

Group name
EvoL
Reading / Hangul
イブル / 이블
Company
Stardom Entertainment
Debut date
August 10, 2012
Days active
874 days (2 years, 4 months)
Final activity date
2015
Debut song
We Are A Bit Different
Generation
3rd generation
Fandom name
Voller(ボラー)
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Member guide

Profile comparison

MembersBirth dateBlood typeMBTINationality
セイ1993-04-1333167cmBNot disclosedSouth Korea
ジュシ1992-04-2434167cmONot disclosedSouth Korea
ハヤナ1993-08-1133169cmANot disclosedSouth Korea
ジェイダ1994-01-1132162cmANot disclosedSouth Korea
ユル1992-03-1634171cmBNot disclosedSouth Korea

Ages are as of 2026-09-17.

Selected releases

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Start here

Follow a few songs from the starting point to the group's current sound.

View all official videos →View in Japanese
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From debut to now

  • 2012
    Arriving from Stardom Entertainment, the girl group set itself apart by pushing rap and forceful performance to the front.
  • 2013
    Get Up from the 2nd mini album Second Evolution showed a tidier sound and stage, and became the signature route into EvoL.
  • around 2015
    No long catalogue was left behind, yet the group is remembered for the personalities of its members and for the Stardom lineage.
  • 2016 onwards
    Solo work by SAAY, BEBE YANA and Jucy has added more ways back into EvoL.
  • 2026
    Read against the girl groups of the same years, they offer a point of comparison outside the innocent line.
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Key achievements

Key milestones

2012Debut with We Are A Bit DifferentA girl group from the same Stardom stable as Block B, arriving on a harder rap and dance line.
2013Second Evolution and Get UpGet Up built a signature door different from the debut song and sits at the centre of a short official catalogue.
2020Rediscovered through later member activitySolo routes such as SAAY and BÉBE YANA keep a way of looking back at EvoL itself.
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Official links

Official site

Official social accounts and platforms

Shopping guide

Verified English shopping links are not yet available.

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KPOP DISCOVER's EvoL note

EvoL was put together as a five-piece of Say, Jucy, Hayana, J-Da and Yull, and debuted from Stardom Entertainment in August 2012. Keeping a distance from the innocent line of the period, the group planted itself on rap and the power of the stage. The label colour around Block B seemed to be carried straight into a girl group, which made them a clearly odd option in the women's group market of the day.

The way in is the debut song We Are A Bit Different and Get Up, released in March 2013. The debut keeps its roughness and its impulse intact, so what EvoL was reaching for lands in one listen. On Get Up the sound is organised and the division of roles among the five becomes easier to read. Put the pair side by side and the outline of how much the group changed within a few months comes through.

No long official catalogue survives, but once group activity stopped, Say went solo as SAAY and Hayana as BEBE YANA, so the ways back to EvoL keep multiplying. It is the kind of discovery where a listener traces a solo name backwards and realises which group it came from. We Are A Bit Different, then Get Up, then Let Me Explode covers the impulse of the debut, the tidied sound and the core of the later years.

Editors' take We Are A Bit Different / Get Up / Let Me Explode — three songs carry the strength of the rap and the stage in a Stardom Entertainment five-piece.

Frequently asked questions

What defines EvoL?
Say, Jucy, Hayana, J-Da and Yull worked under Stardom Entertainment, and the roughness of the early singles is part of the appeal.
Why should a new listener start with EvoL?
Come here for an alternative to the clean concepts that dominated the same two years.
Which songs should a new listener try first?
Start with We Are A Bit Different, Get Up, Magnet, then continue to the official video index.