'Monster Rookies' ALLDAY PROJECT to return Sept. 28 with second EP 'CRASH' after nine months

Boy group ALLDAY PROJECT (ALLDAY PROJECT), which made an immediate impression on the K-pop scene as "monster rookies," is returning with new music after nine months.

A dazzling return after nine months: New album 'CRASH' set for release THEBLACKLABEL announced through its official social media channels on Sept. 14 that ALLDAY PROJECT — Annie, Tarzan, Bailey, Woochan and Youngseo — will release its second EP, 'CRASH,' officially confirming the group's comeback for Sept. 28 at 6 p.m. With the group emerging as one to watch after posting impressive results immediately following its debut last May, the long-awaited new release has fans in Korea and abroad watching closely.

Invitations and keys: Mysterious teasers spark curiosity The teasers unveiled alongside the comeback announcement have heightened curiosity about the new album. The images feature a project approval form infused with ALLDAY PROJECT's signature team colors, along with an invitation and key designed to lead listeners into a new musical world. The clearly etched "CRASH" emblem on the invitation, in particular, hints at the album's distinctive concept and weighty musical mood, building anticipation.

Deeper charisma: The evolution of the "monster rookies" The members' visual transformation to match the new concept is another major point of interest. In the teaser photos, all five members perfectly pull off chic black leather jackets, projecting a more mature and intense charisma. Armed with piercing gazes and commanding expressions, ALLDAY PROJECT is raising expectations over what bold performances and musical growth it will prove through 'CRASH.'