All Day Project, New Song 'ONE MORE TIME' Released on November 17... First Mini Album Teased for December

The five-member co-ed group All Day Project under The Black Label made a rapid comeback just five months after their debut by releasing the digital single 'ONE MORE TIME' on November 17.

All Day Project (Annie, Tarzan, Bailey, Woochan, Youngseo) made a strong impression in the K-pop scene with their debut single 'FAMOUS' on June 23, 2025. Shortly after their debut, they gained global attention for their outstanding musicality and high-quality performances, earning the title of 'monster rookie'. In particular, they proved to be original artists who create new trends rather than following existing ones through their debut song 'FAMOUS' and the track 'WICKED'.

Teaser for the First Mini Album in December, 'ONE MORE TIME'

The Black Label announced All Day Project's comeback news through their official SNS on November 4. This digital single 'ONE MORE TIME' is known to be one of the pre-release tracks and double title tracks ahead of their first EP (mini album) set to be released in December, raising fans' expectations. The teaser image released has a concept reminiscent of confidential documents, with some information redacted, sparking curiosity about the new album.

The new song 'ONE MORE TIME', created under the direction of chief producer TEDDY, is based on a Liquid Drum & Bass track characterized by a smoothly flowing bassline and impactful beats. It incorporates elements of trap, jersey club, and hyper pop, freely crossing various genres such as EDM, R&B, and rock, maximizing their unique color.

A Collective of 'Pros', Unique Team Synergy

The greatest strength of All Day Project is the members' impressive and unique backgrounds. The combination of five members, including rapper Woochan, the youngest participant of 'Show Me the Money 6', Youngseo, a finalist from a K-pop audition program, and Bailey, known to be a student at Columbia University, creates a unique chemistry and synergy that only a co-ed group can produce.

The members expressed their gratitude, saying, "It seems that the chemistry and synergy of the five members, along with our heartfelt performances, have been conveyed to the public."