ANS Members Profile 2026: Bio, Ages, History & Interesting Facts

ANS (에이엔에스), also known as Angel N Soul, was a South Korean girl group formed by ANS Entertainment. The group officially debuted on September 16, 2019, with the digital single “BOOM BOOM” after releasing the pre-debut single “Wonderland” in August 2019.

ANS eventually became an eight-member team consisting of Lina, J, Royeon, Dalyn, Raon, Bian, Dam I and Haena. J and Haena joined toward the end of 2019, expanding the group from six members to eight ahead of “Say My Name.” The group’s recorded career was brief, with “Say My Name,” released in January 2020, becoming its final major release.

ANS later became involved in a contract dispute with its agency, and the group did not continue its activities. Seven members announced contract termination proceedings in August 2020, while Bian subsequently remained connected with ANS Entertainment and debuted again in MAJORS. ANS is therefore best described in 2026 as a disbanded K-pop girl group rather than an active act.

This ANS members profile covers the group’s formation, eight-member lineup, music releases, agency history, contract dispute, and publicly documented activities of former members.

ANS Quick Facts

Fact	Information
Group Name	ANS
Korean Name	에이엔에스
Other Name	Angel N Soul
Debut	September 16, 2019
Pre-Debut Release	“Wonderland”
Debut Single	“BOOM BOOM”
Agency	ANS Entertainment
Origin	South Korea
Genre	K-pop / Dance
Final Lineup	8 members
Members	Lina, J, Royeon, Dalyn, Raon, Bian, Dam I, Haena
Fandom	ANSER
Official Colors	Orchid, Apricot Peach, Light Wisteria, Bermuda
Active Period	2019–2020
Current Status	Disbanded

Who Was ANS?

ANS was a girl group created under the relatively small agency ANS Entertainment. The name ANS is associated with the phrase Angel N Soul.

The group first introduced itself with “Wonderland” in August 2019. It then officially debuted with “BOOM BOOM” on September 16, 2019.

The early lineup was not identical to the final lineup. Bian, Dam I, Royeon, Lina and Dalyn were part of the original formation, while Raon was added before the official debut. J and Haena joined later in December 2019.

That final eight-member lineup recorded “Say My Name,” released on January 10, 2020.

ANS was notable for moving between different concepts in a short period. “Wonderland” presented a brighter, summery side, while “BOOM BOOM” leaned more toward a performance-focused dance sound. “Lean On Me” offered another musical direction, and “Say My Name” emphasized a stronger girl-crush performance style.

ANS Formation and Pre-Debut History

ANS did not begin as an eight-member group.

The agency introduced members individually before the group’s official debut. Bian was the first member of the original lineup to be revealed, followed by Royeon, Dam I, Dalyn and Lina.

Raon joined the team in August 2019. She had previously been associated with ALL-S Company and a planned pre-debut group.

ANS then released “Wonderland” on August 15, 2019. The track functioned as a pre-debut release and introduced the group’s name and early musical identity.

The official debut followed on September 16 with “BOOM BOOM.”

ANS Becomes an Eight-Member Group

After the debut period, ANS expanded its lineup.

J was introduced in December 2019, followed by Haena. The two new members officially participated in the group’s next release, “Say My Name.”

Contemporary Korean entertainment coverage confirmed that ANS had been reorganized from six members to eight members ahead of the January 2020 comeback.

The eight-member lineup was:

1. Lina
2. J
3. Royeon
4. Dalyn
5. Raon
6. Bian
7. Dam I
8. Haena

ANS Debut and Music Career

ANS officially debuted on September 16, 2019, with “BOOM BOOM.”

Before that, “Wonderland” had given the group an introduction to listeners. The group subsequently released the special single “Lean On Me” in October 2019.

The final major release came in January 2020 with “Say My Name.”

The track was produced with contributions from international and Korean songwriters, including OLLIPOP and Hayley Aitken, who had songwriting and production credits on other K-pop releases.

Although ANS did not have a long discography, its releases demonstrated an attempt to present different sides of the group rather than staying with a single concept.

ANS Members Profile 2026

Because ANS disbanded, the following sections describe the members during their ANS careers and include later activities only where reliable public information is available.

1. Lina – Sejin

Lina (리나) was the oldest member of ANS and served as one of the group’s principal vocalists.

Detail	Information
ANS Name	Lina
Current/Former Name	Sejin
Birth Name	Oh Se-jin
Birthday	July 27, 1997
Zodiac Sign	Leo
Birthplace	Changwon, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea
Nationality	South Korean
ANS Position	Main/Lead Vocalist
Blood Type	O
ANS Debut	September 16, 2019
Later Activity	Solo singer as Sejin

Her birth name is Oh Se-jin (오세진), and she was born on July 27, 1997, in Changwon, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea. The former ANS Entertainment profile lists her as a lead vocalist and gives her blood type as O.

Lina was the final member to be revealed from the original ANS lineup. She debuted with the group on September 16, 2019.

Her background was strongly connected with singing and performance. In interviews, Lina discussed her interests outside music as well, including watching sports and movies and painting.

One interesting part of Lina’s ANS story is her stage-name history. According to her later profile, she had considered names connected with her baptismal name Helena before settling on Lina.

After ANS ended, Lina eventually returned to music using her birth name, Sejin. KProfiles records her solo debut as May 18, 2024, with the digital single “Lean On Me.”

Because different profile databases have reported slightly different physical measurements for her, this article does not treat a particular height as an independently verified current figure.

As of 2026, Sejin’s post-ANS musical career is the clearest publicly documented continuation of her original idol career.

Her exact current net worth, earnings and private financial information are not publicly available.

2. J

J (제이) joined ANS after the original formation and became one of the group’s rap-focused members.

Detail	Information
Stage Name	J
Birth Name	Lee Ye-ji
Birthday	February 12, 1998
Zodiac Sign	Aquarius
Birthplace	Seoul, South Korea
Nationality	South Korean
ANS Position	Lead Rapper
Blood Type	O
Joined ANS	December 2019
ANS Debut	January 2020 with “Say My Name”

Her birth name is Lee Ye-ji (이예지). She was born on February 12, 1998, in Seoul, South Korea. KProfiles identifies her ANS position as lead rapper.

J joined ANS in December 2019 and officially debuted with the group on “Say My Name” in January 2020.

Before ANS, J had been selected for a planned debut with LIMESODA, but she did not ultimately release music with the group. Her stated role model was CL, a choice that fits her performance identity as a rapper.

Within ANS, J added a sharper rap element to the group’s lineup. Her addition also represented the agency’s effort to expand the team ahead of the group’s 2020 comeback.

Following the ANS contract dispute, there is limited reliable public information about J’s later entertainment activities. For that reason, claims about a subsequent career should not be presented as confirmed unless supported by a current primary source.

Her current agency, relationship status, income and net worth are not publicly available from sufficiently reliable current sources.

3. Royeon – Rozu

Royeon (로연) was the leader and a main vocal presence in ANS.

Detail	Information
Former ANS Name	Royeon
Current Stage Name	Rozu
Birth Name	Jeon Hyun-joo
Birthday	February 20, 1998
Zodiac Sign	Pisces
Birthplace	Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea
Nationality	South Korean
ANS Position	Leader, Main Vocalist
Blood Type	O
Solo Debut	December 30, 2023
Solo Debut Song	“Same Old Lies”

Her birth name is Jeon Hyun-joo (전현주). She was born on February 20, 1998, in Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea.

The former ANS Entertainment profile lists Royeon as a lead vocalist, while other established profiles identify her as the group’s leader and main vocalist.

Royeon’s musical background included traditional Korean music. She studied daegeum, a traditional Korean bamboo flute, and later pursued performance-related education.

Her artistic interests also extended beyond conventional idol performance. She has discussed artists such as Lena Park, Sunmi and 2NE1 as role models.

After ANS, Royeon eventually returned to music under the name Rozu (로즈). KProfiles records her solo debut as December 30, 2023, with “Same Old Lies.”

This makes Rozu one of the clearest examples of an ANS member continuing a music career after the group’s dissolution.

Her exact current net worth is not publicly available.

4. Dalyn

Dalyn (달린) was one of the original ANS members and had a role spanning rap, dance and vocals.

Detail	Information
Stage Name	Dalyn
Birth Name	Lee So-hyun
Birthday	August 27, 1999
Zodiac Sign	Virgo
Birthplace	Cheongju, Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea
Nationality	South Korean
ANS Position	Main Rapper, Lead Dancer, Vocalist
Blood Type	O
Debut	September 16, 2019

Her birth name is Lee So-hyun (이소현). She was born on August 27, 1999, in Cheongju, Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea.

KProfiles lists her ANS positions as main rapper, lead dancer and vocalist. This made her one of the group’s most performance-oriented members.

Dalyn was known among the members for her interest in fitness and her ability to imitate cats. She also trained in kickboxing and identified (G)I-DLE’s Soyeon as a role model, particularly admiring her approach to rap, songwriting and performance planning.

Her combination of rap and dance helped give ANS a stronger performance profile, especially as the group’s concepts moved toward a more assertive style.

Dalyn debuted with ANS in September 2019 and remained with the group until its activities ended in 2020.

Reliable information about Dalyn’s post-ANS career is limited. Several databases preserve historical information about her, but there is not enough authoritative current information to state that she is working under a particular entertainment agency in 2026.

Her present occupation, agency, relationship status and net worth are not publicly available from sufficiently reliable sources.

5. Raon – Koi Kat

Raon (라온) was added to ANS before the group’s official debut and became one of its principal dance-focused members.

Detail	Information
Former Stage Name	Raon
Later Name	YoeSLee
Current Stage Name	Koi Kat
Birth Name	Lee Seo-young
Birthday	January 21, 2000
Zodiac Sign	Aquarius
Birthplace	Suwon, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
Nationality	South Korean
ANS Position	Lead Dancer, Vocalist, Visual
Blood Type	B
Solo Debut	February 28, 2025
Solo Song	“Let It Show”

Her birth name is Lee Seo-young (이서영), and she was born on January 21, 2000, in Suwon, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea.

KProfiles lists Raon’s ANS positions as lead dancer, vocalist and visual. Her former agency profile identifies her with vocal and dance responsibilities.

Raon had an interest in performance from an early age. She was previously associated with ALL-S Company and a planned pre-debut team before joining ANS.

The name Raon itself was selected because of its Korean meaning associated with being joyful.

After ANS, Raon continued working in music and performance under several names. She later performed as YoeSLee, including activities connected with DALUNA and the visual production crew/band Soyosoyo.

In 2025, she began promoting as Koi Kat. KProfiles and Kpopping list her solo debut as February 28, 2025, with the digital single “Let It Show.”

Kpopping currently lists her with Daisy Music, while KProfiles’ current profile information refers to UNC Company. Because these sources are not fully consistent about the present agency relationship, this article does not treat a single agency listing as definitively settled without a current official announcement.

Her exact current net worth is not publicly available.

6. Bian – Yu Jiwon

Bian (비안), born Yu Ji-won (유지원), was the first ANS member to be revealed from the original lineup.

Detail	Information
Former Stage Name	Bian
Current/Former Name	Yu Jiwon
Birth Name	Yu Ji-won
Birthday	February 13, 2001
Zodiac Sign	Aquarius
Birthplace	Seoul, South Korea
Nationality	South Korean
ANS Position	Lead Vocalist, Main Dancer, Visual
Blood Type	O
Later Group	MAJORS
MAJORS Debut	March 9, 2021

She was born on February 13, 2001, in Seoul, South Korea.

During her ANS career, Bian was identified as a lead vocalist, main dancer and visual. She had started dancing at a young age and was known for her flexibility and choreography interests.

Before ANS, she was associated with the pre-debut project MIDNIGHT under her birth name. She later became the only ANS member from the seven who sought contract termination to remain with ANS Entertainment for a new group.

In 2021, Bian re-debuted as a member of MAJORS, another girl group created by ANS Entertainment. The group debuted on March 9, 2021.

Bian’s time in MAJORS later ended, and KProfiles identifies her as Yu Jiwon rather than Bian. The site also reports that she signed an exclusive contract with Chinese company Haiwen for planned Douyin and modeling activities, although the current extent of those activities is not sufficiently documented to describe them as an active 2026 career without qualification.

Bian’s post-ANS path is particularly significant because she was the only member of the original ANS group to return to the same agency for another group.

Her current income and net worth are not publicly available.

7. Dam I

Dam I (담이), also written as Dami in some databases, was one of the original ANS members.

Detail	Information
Stage Name	Dam I
Birth Name	Hong Da-young
Birthday	June 7, 2001
Zodiac Sign	Gemini
Nationality	South Korean
ANS Position	Lead Dancer, Vocalist
Blood Type	O
Original Lineup	Yes
ANS Debut	September 16, 2019

Her birth name is Hong Da-young (홍다영). She was born on June 7, 2001, and is a South Korean singer who participated in ANS from its pre-debut period.

KProfiles lists Dam I as a lead dancer and vocalist. During the group’s early years, she was described by the members as someone who helped create a lively atmosphere.

She was also interested in cooking and food. Some of the more unusual facts preserved in older interviews and profiles involve her ability to recognize chicken brands by smell and her interest in finding restaurants.

Dam I was originally the youngest member of ANS until Haena joined the group in December 2019.

Her career with ANS lasted through the group’s final period in 2020. Public information about her entertainment activities after ANS is considerably more limited than information about members such as Royeon, Lina, Raon and Bian.

For that reason, no current agency, profession or entertainment project should be attributed to Dam I without a recent reliable source.

Her current agency, occupation, relationship status and net worth are not publicly available.

8. Haena

Haena (해나) was the youngest member of ANS and joined the group in December 2019.

Detail	Information
Stage Name	Haena
Birth Name	Jeon Eun-bi
Birthday	February 19, 2002
Zodiac Sign	Pisces
Nationality	South Korean
ANS Position	Lead Dancer, Vocalist, Maknae
Blood Type	A
Joined ANS	December 2019
Recorded Debut	January 10, 2020
Education	School of Performing Arts Seoul

Her birth name is Jeon Eun-bi (전은비), and she was born on February 19, 2002.

KProfiles identifies her as a lead dancer, vocalist and maknae. She attended the School of Performing Arts Seoul (SOPA).

Haena was introduced as a new ANS member on December 26, 2019. She subsequently made her recorded debut with the group on “Say My Name,” released January 10, 2020.

She was the youngest member of the final eight-member lineup and was known for a bright and lively image.

Haena’s situation became part of the major controversy surrounding ANS in August 2020. Soompi reported that she had made now-deleted social-media posts alleging that she had been bullied by fellow members. The seven other members denied having malicious intent toward Haena and separately announced their contract termination proceedings.

Because the allegations were disputed by the involved parties, they should not be rewritten as established facts. What can be established is that the controversy coincided with the collapse of ANS’s activities and the contract dispute.

Later profile information has linked Haena with modeling and acting-related activities, but comprehensive current information about her career in 2026 is limited.

Her exact current agency, income and net worth are not publicly available.

Former Members and Lineup Status

All eight members who formed the final ANS lineup are now former members because the group is no longer active.

The most important lineup changes occurred in two stages:

• Original formation: Bian, Dam I, Royeon, Lina and Dalyn
• Added before official debut: Raon
• Added in December 2019: J and Haena

This created the final eight-member lineup that promoted “Say My Name.”

There were no additional official members after Haena that became part of the established eight-member lineup.

Why Did ANS Disband?

ANS’s end was connected primarily to a contract dispute with ANS Entertainment.

In August 2020, seven members – Lina, J, Royeon, Dalyn, Raon, Bian and Dam I – announced that they had notified the agency of their intention to terminate their exclusive contracts.

The members said the company was facing serious operational difficulties and claimed that staff and management support had largely disappeared. They also described problems involving the agency’s office, practice facilities and management.

ANS Entertainment subsequently rejected the members’ claims and stated that the contracts remained valid. The agency also disputed the members’ characterization of the company’s obligations.

The dispute therefore had two different sides, and the contemporary statements should be treated as attributed claims rather than as a simple one-sided account.

Soompi documented both the seven members’ announcement and the agency’s subsequent response.

Later records indicate that the legal dispute continued beyond 2020 and that the members ultimately prevailed in the later contract litigation. ANS did not resume group activities, however, and its career effectively ended.

The Haena Controversy

The contract dispute became intertwined with allegations involving Haena.

In August 2020, Haena posted now-deleted material on Instagram that was interpreted as allegations of bullying by fellow members. The seven other members responded publicly and denied having the malicious intentions suggested by the allegations.

The members stated that they wanted to resolve misunderstandings with Haena and also suggested that the agency dispute and the controversy had become connected.

ANS Entertainment later released its own statement rejecting the members’ claims concerning the agency.

Because the accounts from the parties differed, it is important not to present disputed allegations as established facts.

The verified historical point is that the controversy happened during the same period in which seven members announced contract termination proceedings, and ANS did not continue as a group afterward.

ANS Discography

ANS released a small number of singles during its short career.

Date	Release	Type	Notes
August 15, 2019	“Wonderland”	Pre-debut digital single	Introduced ANS before official debut
September 16, 2019	“BOOM BOOM”	Debut digital single	Official debut release
October 6, 2019	“Lean On Me”	Special single	Followed the debut period
January 10, 2020	“Say My Name”	Digital single	Final major ANS release

“Wonderland”

“Wonderland” was ANS’s pre-debut release. It introduced the group before the official September debut and had a lighter summer-oriented presentation.

“BOOM BOOM”

“BOOM BOOM” served as ANS’s official debut single on September 16, 2019.

The release established the group as a performance-focused dance act and was the first official single for the initial lineup that included Raon.

“Lean On Me”

“Lean On Me” was released as a special single in October 2019.

The song provided a different side of ANS and is also notable because Royeon and Bian were involved in its lyrics according to available discography records.

“Say My Name”

“Say My Name” arrived on January 10, 2020, after J and Haena joined the team.

It was the final major release in ANS’s discography and therefore became the group’s last comeback before the events of 2020 ended its activities.

Music Style and Artistic Identity

ANS did not have enough time to develop a large discography, but its releases show some clear stylistic changes.

The group’s early material included brighter dance-pop elements. “Wonderland” had a summer-oriented presentation, while “BOOM BOOM” moved toward a more performance-driven sound.

“Lean On Me” offered a softer musical direction, while “Say My Name” presented a more confident and assertive concept.

The group’s lineup also supported several performance roles. Royeon and Lina were associated strongly with vocals, while Dalyn and J brought rap elements. Raon, Bian, Dam I and Haena contributed to the dance-heavy side of the group.

Rather than describing ANS as having completely reinvented K-pop, it is more accurate to say that the group experimented with several familiar K-pop concepts during a very short career.

Awards and Achievements

ANS did not establish a major award record before its activities ended.

Year	Achievement	Result / Information
2019	Official debut	“BOOM BOOM”
2019	Pre-debut release	“Wonderland”
2019	Special single	“Lean On Me”
2020	Final major release	“Say My Name”

No major music-show win or major industry award can be reliably confirmed from the available sources reviewed for this article.

Tours and Concerts

ANS had a short promotional period and did not develop a documented world-tour or major concert-tour history.

There is no sufficiently reliable public record supporting a major ANS world tour, Asian tour or large-scale solo concert series.

Fan events and ordinary promotional appearances should not automatically be classified as formal tours.

Brand Endorsements

No substantial long-term group ambassador partnership has been reliably confirmed for ANS from the sources reviewed.

Individual advertising or event appearances should not be described as official ambassador appointments without primary-source confirmation.

ANS Social Media Presence

ANS’s historical official accounts included social-media channels associated with the group, but the group’s disbanded status means these should not automatically be treated as active 2026 accounts.

Platform	Status
Official Website	Historical agency page remains accessible
Instagram	Historical official account
X / Twitter	Historical official account
YouTube	Historical ANS channel
TikTok	Historical group account
Fan Cafe	Historical fan community

The former agency’s ANS artist page remains online and lists the group’s eight members and three principal releases. It should be treated as an archival source rather than evidence that ANS is currently active.

What Happened to ANS Members After the Group?

• The eight members followed different paths after ANS.
• Royeon later returned as soloist Rozu, releasing “Same Old Lies” in 2023.
• Lina returned to music under her birth name Sejin, releasing “Lean On Me” in 2024.
• Raon continued with performance-related activities under the name YoeSLee and later became known as Koi Kat, releasing “Let It Show” in 2025.
• Bian, whose birth name is Yu Jiwon, re-debuted in MAJORS in 2021 after remaining connected with ANS Entertainment. Her MAJORS activities later ended.
• The post-ANS careers of J, Dalyn and Dam I are much less extensively documented in reliable current sources.
• Haena has also appeared in later profile records connected with modeling and acting-related work, although a comprehensive current 2026 entertainment profile is not publicly established.
• This difference in available information is important. Lack of recent public information should not be interpreted as proof that a former idol has stopped working altogether.

Revenue Sources During ANS

There are no reliable public financial statements showing how much individual ANS members earned.

Potential industry revenue sources during the group’s active period would have included:

• Digital music
• Streaming
• Physical or digital music sales
• Performances
• Events
• Advertising
• Merchandise
• Broadcast appearances

However, the exact amounts received by individual members are not publicly available.

The members’ exact net worth figures are also not publicly available from credible financial sources.

Interesting Facts About ANS

1. ANS stands for Angel N Soul.
2. The Korean group name is 에이엔에스.
3. ANS officially debuted on September 16, 2019.
4. “Wonderland” was released before the official debut.
5. “BOOM BOOM” was the group’s official debut single.
6. Raon joined the group before its official debut.
7. J and Haena joined in December 2019.
8. The final ANS lineup had eight members.
9. Royeon served as the group’s leader.
10. Lina was the oldest member of the final lineup.
11. Haena was the youngest member of the final lineup.
12. Dalyn was associated with the group’s rap and dance positions.
13. Bian began dancing at a young age.
14. Royeon studied the traditional Korean instrument daegeum.
15. J had previously been selected for a planned LIMESODA debut but did not release music with the group.

Frequently Asked Questions About ANS

Who were the members of ANS?

The final eight-member ANS lineup consisted of Lina, J, Royeon, Dalyn, Raon, Bian, Dam I and Haena.

Is ANS still active in 2026?

No. ANS is a disbanded K-pop girl group. Its active career ended after the 2020 contract dispute and the group did not resume activities.

When did ANS debut?

ANS officially debuted on September 16, 2019, with the digital single “BOOM BOOM.”

What does ANS stand for?

ANS is associated with the name Angel N Soul.

What agency was ANS under?

ANS debuted under ANS Entertainment.

Who was the leader of ANS?

Royeon was the leader of ANS.

Who was the oldest ANS member?

Lina, born July 27, 1997, was the oldest member of the final eight-member lineup.

Who was the youngest ANS member?

Haena, born February 19, 2002, was the youngest member and the group’s maknae.

What was ANS’s fandom name?

ANS’s fandom name was ANSER.

What were ANS’s official colors?

The group’s listed official colors were Orchid, Apricot Peach, Light Wisteria and Bermuda.

What was ANS’s debut song?

ANS debuted with “BOOM BOOM.”

Did ANS release music before its official debut?

Yes. The group released the pre-debut single “Wonderland” on August 15, 2019.

Conclusion

ANS had a short but clearly documented place in the late-2010s K-pop scene. The group moved from the pre-debut release “Wonderland” to “BOOM BOOM,” expanded to eight members, and released “Lean On Me” and “Say My Name” before its activities came to an end.

The eight members – Lina, J, Royeon, Dalyn, Raon, Bian, Dam I and Haena – followed different paths after ANS. Some continued with music, including Royeon as Rozu, Lina as Sejin and Raon as Koi Kat, while Bian re-debuted in MAJORS.

For readers searching for ANS Members Profile 2026, the most important update is that ANS should now be understood as a disbanded group with eight former members, not as an active K-pop team.

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