Riot revives K/DA, True Damage and Heartsteel with new music
K/DA returns with a four-song EP and the single Firestarter, while Heartsteel and True Damage each release a new track.
Riot Games has brought back three of its League of Legends music groups at once: K/DA, True Damage and Heartsteel each released new music, according to pcgamer.com. K/DA led the return with a new single, Firestarter, released alongside a four-song EP.
The Firestarter music video was animated by Fortiche. Soyeon and Miyeon of (G)I-dle returned to provide vocals for K/DA's new material.
Heartsteel, the boyband Riot formed in 2023 from six League of Legends champions, released a new song titled Live My Life. True Damage, the game's virtual hip-hop group, put out a track titled Know My Name.
K/DA and True Damage will share a stage at the Worlds finals in New York next month.
A second life for Riot's virtual groups
K/DA first broke through in the late 2010s, when Pop/Stars topped charts and made the group the first K-pop girl group to be certified platinum. The group returned in 2020 with a new look and a new EP, and had been dormant for six years before this revival.
Quick answers
What new songs did Riot release?
Heartsteel released Live My Life, True Damage released Know My Name, and K/DA released the single Firestarter plus a four-song EP.
Who sings on K/DA's new music?
Soyeon and Miyeon of (G)I-dle returned to provide vocals.
Where will K/DA and True Damage perform?
They will share a stage at the Worlds finals in New York next month.