Original sentence: Ailee released her second EP, titled A's Doll House, on July 12, 2013.On October 21, 2013, Ailee made her Japanese debut with "Heaven" under Warner Music Japan.The single was released on November 6, 2013, and also included the song "Starlight"
Edited sentence: A music video teaser was released on January 2 ahead of the full release.Ailee again made an appearance on an episode of Immortal Songs on April 12, 2014.Ailee started to promote the song with a showcase at Shibuya O-East, Tokyo, on October 21.Both the full music video and the full digital song were released on January 6.It peaked at number two for the Gaon Single Chart.It was written by Min Yun-jae, Jakops, and Ailee.Later that day, promotions for her EP, Magazine, commenced.On August 4, 2013, it was revealed that Ailee would be making her Japanese debut with "Heaven" under Warner Music Japan.On December 16, 2013, it was revealed that Ailee would be making a comeback after a six-month hiatus in January 2014.On July 4, 2013, Ailee announced that she would release her second EP,  entitled A's Doll House, on July 12.On September 16, 2014, it was announced that Ailee would be having a comeback through YMC Entertainment's official Twitter account.On September 21, 2014, the teaser for Ailee's "Don't Touch Me" was released.She received 409 points for her performance, despite later losing in the episode; her performance remains critically acclaimed and well known for its final key change, and remains as one of the most watched Immortal Songs performances on YouTube.She won the first trophy for "Don't Touch Me" in October 5, 2014, on SBS' Inkigayo.The full MV was released in September 25, 2014.The music video features MBLAQ's Lee Joon.The music video was released on October 21.The single was released on November 6, and also included the song "Starlight".The theme for the episode was "American Songs Famous in South Korea", and Ailee was chosen first to which she performed a rousing and emotional rendition of Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You", a song originally written and recorded by country singer Dolly Parton released in 1974