Rookie sensation Allday Project is set to release their highly anticipated first EP titled "Allday Project" next month, according to an official announcement from their agency, The Black Label, on Thursday. The debut extended play is scheduled to drop on December 8th, marking a significant milestone for the emerging co-ed group.
The upcoming EP will feature a total of six tracks, showcasing the group's versatility and musical range. Among the songs included are the previously released single "One More Time" and the album's lead track "Look at Me," which is expected to drive the promotional campaign for the release.
In a recently released self-produced video, the five-member group offered fans a glimpse into what they can expect from their debut project. Member Tarzzan provided insight into the album's concept, describing it as a "diary-like album" that will reveal a different, more personal side of the group members. This suggests that listeners will get to experience a more intimate and authentic representation of Allday Project's artistic identity.
The co-ed group consists of five talented members: Annie, Tarzzan, Bailey, Woochan, and Youngseo. They first captured public attention and rose to prominence when their debut single "Famous" achieved remarkable commercial success, topping major domestic music charts immediately upon its release. This initial breakthrough established them as a promising new act in the competitive K-pop landscape.
Allday Project has maintained their upward trajectory with continued chart success. Their prerelease track "One More Time," which was released on November 17th, has been performing exceptionally well on streaming platforms. The song climbed impressively high on Melon's Top 100 chart, reaching as high as the No. 2 position, demonstrating the group's growing popularity and strong fanbase support ahead of their official EP debut.
