House of Girls: ENA’s Upcoming Music Survival Show Unites Iconic Artists

ENA is launching a highly anticipated new music survival show titled House of Girls this May, where 10 emerging indie musicians—known as Untitled Artists—will compete in a series of missions to debut as a curated three-member unit called the Title Artists.

The show aims to spotlight musical growth and transformation. To guide this ambitious journey, a team of top-tier mentors known as ‘Artist Makers’ has been assembled. The team includes legendary hip-hop artist YDG, emotional vocalist Soyou, and two other respected names in Korea’s music scene.

While the mentors will help shape the musical identity of the Untitled Artists, actor Lee Yi-Kyung steps in as the show’s Managing Director and MC. Known for his acting versatility and acute visual sense, Lee will be responsible for managing and supporting the artists throughout their journey.

House of Girls follows the story of how these indie talents, already acknowledged for their musical prowess, will transform into polished Title Artists—complete with original collaborative soundtracks and mentorship from seasoned professionals.

This project promises to bridge underground music with mainstream attention, driven by mentorship, emotion, and fierce competition. According to the production team, “The synergy between YDG, Soyou, and others will breathe new life into the indie scene, and we’re excited to reveal who the final trio of Title Artists will be.”

House of Girls is set to premiere on ENA at the end of May.