MEOVV are gearing up for another release in 2026, announcing their new single album GO HARD for October 12. The Black Label revealed the project with striking teaser artwork showing a heavy metal chain engraved with “GO HARD” breaking apart amid flying glass shards against a black background, alongside two new group promotional photos.
The announcement marks MEOVV’s second major release of the year, following their five-track EP Bite Now, which arrived June 1. Led by “Ddi Ro Ri,” the project debuted at No. 4 on the Circle Album Chart and continued the momentum the group had built since their 2024 debut.
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The new GO HARD campaign immediately introduces a darker, more forceful visual direction. Rather than revealing detailed information about the single album’s tracklist or title track, The Black Label has so far kept the focus on the project’s name and its fragmented chain imagery.
MEOVV entered the K-pop scene on September 6, 2024, with their debut digital single “Meow.” The group followed that release with “Toxic” later in the year, establishing an early identity built around polished production, performance-focused visuals and a confident approach to pop.
Their first extended play, My Eyes Open VVide, arrived May 12, 2025. The project included the previously released singles “Meow” and “Toxic,” as well as “Hands Up” and “Drop Top,” with the latter serving as the EP’s lead single.
Bite Now then pushed the group further into their sophomore era. Released by The Black Label on June 1, the EP contained five tracks and was led by “Ddi Ro Ri,” ultimately opening at No. 4 on the Circle Chart.
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