ALLDAY PROJECT is officially entering its new era. The Black Label’s co-ed K-pop group has announced its second EP, CRASH, which is set to arrive on September 28 at 6 p.m. KST with a five-track lineup teased in a cryptic new announcement.
The group revealed the project through a teaser image styled as an official approval document, opening with the message, “TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, WE HEREBY APPROVE THE NEW PROJECT ‘CRASH’.” The statement then declares that the “2ND EP ALBUM ‘CRASH’” will be “executed effective immediately,” before confirming its September 28 release date and time.
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No track titles or lead single have been disclosed yet, leaving the five-song project largely under wraps. The teaser’s formal, tongue-in-cheek presentation fits the group’s visual identity while giving fans their first indication of what comes next following a run of releases that established ALLDAY PROJECT as one of The Black Label’s newest acts.
ALLDAY PROJECT consists of Annie, Tarzzan, Bailey, Woochan and Youngseo, making it one of the few prominent co-ed groups in the current K-pop scene. The five members made their official debut in June 2025 with the single album Famous, beginning a rapid rise that continued with their first extended play later that year.
Their self-titled debut EP arrived on December 8, 2025, featuring six tracks and a combination of group, sub-unit and solo material. The project was led by “Look at Me,” while “One More Time” was released as a pre-release single on November 17. Musically, the EP moved between hip-hop, drum and bass, Afrobeats and rage, giving each member room to bring a different performance style to the group’s sound.
The rollout for the first EP was also unusually detailed for a new act. The Black Label began teasing the project in November, followed by concept photos, concept films, an album sampler and a music video teaser before the December 8 release. Commercially, the project peaked at No. 2 on the Circle Album Chart, providing a strong early result for a group that had only debuted months earlier.
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