Rising Japanese girl group HANA has released its self-titled debut album, HANA, out now via No Label Music and Sony Music Japan. The 11-track project marks a defining moment for the septet, capturing both their rapid ascent and the message that has guided them since day one: flowers can bloom anywhere, and anyone can bloom.
Anchored by the new title track “ALL IN,” the album balances bold ambition with emotional clarity. The song opens with a heavy, rock-inspired arrangement before shifting into a trap-infused mix. It is the first time all seven members contributed to both writing and composition. Lyrically, “ALL IN” reflects on risk, commitment and gratitude — a declaration of how much they have staked on their dreams, and how deeply they value the fans who helped them reach this point.
In contrast, “Bloom” reveals a softer dimension. Produced in collaboration with Filipino-American hitmaker Matt Cab, who worked with BTS and RADWIMPS, the track leans into airy harmonies and a refreshing melodic structure.
The full album also includes previously released singles such as “Drop,” “Blue Jeans,” “NON STOP,” and “ROSE.” Since debuting in April 2025 through the BMSG × CHANMINA “No No Girls” project, HANA has steadily built momentum, earning multiple No. 1 debuts on Billboard Japan and amassing over 100 million streams within months of launch.
Now, they take a step forward with the release of HANA, available on all streaming platforms.
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