The rare co-ed K-pop group Allday Project is making their highly anticipated return to the music scene with their upcoming digital single "One More Time," set to be released on November 17. The announcement was made by the group's management agency, The Black Label, on Monday, generating excitement among fans who have been eagerly awaiting new music from the quintet.
This upcoming release marks a significant milestone for Allday Project, as "One More Time" represents their first musical offering in approximately five months since their explosive debut single "Famous." The substantial gap between releases has only heightened anticipation among their growing fanbase, who are curious to see how the group has evolved since their initial introduction to the K-pop landscape.
The five-member group made an impressive entrance into the competitive K-pop industry with their debut track "Famous," which achieved remarkable commercial success by climbing to the top of various domestic music charts. This chart-topping performance was particularly noteworthy given that co-ed groups are increasingly rare in the current K-pop ecosystem, where single-gender groups typically dominate the market. Their initial success demonstrated that there is still a strong appetite for mixed-gender musical acts among Korean music consumers.
Looking beyond their immediate comeback, Allday Project has ambitious plans for the near future. The group is scheduled to release their first extended play (EP) next month, which will provide fans with a more comprehensive showcase of their musical range and artistic vision. This EP release will be crucial in establishing their long-term presence in the industry and building upon the foundation laid by their successful debut single and upcoming comeback track.
