ALLDAY PROJECT Drops 6 Teasers Showing a Side Fans Haven't Seen Before

Six short films and one unmistakable mood shift: ALLDAY PROJECT has officially started the countdown to CRASH, their second EP, dropping September 28 at 6 p.m. KST across global streaming platforms.

The teasers arrived on The Black Label's official social media channels on the 19th, each clip starring a different member and a different corner of the same late night. The sequences move from a bar conversation to a spontaneous selfie session, from a live broadcast to bodies moving freely to music, and finally to the whole group riding home together after the party winds down. Individually, each clip reads almost like a phone memory someone kept. Together, they sketch out something more cohesive: five people sharing a specific kind of night, the kind that feels significant while it's happening.

That atmosphere marks a real departure from the group's debut. When ALLDAY PROJECT (Annie, Tarzan, Bailey, Wuchan, Youngseo) released their self-titled first EP in December last year, the project introduced the group's sound with a confident opening statement. CRASH is being positioned as the turn, the moment the group steps into a new mood rather than a new volume.

Nine months between chapters

The nine-month gap between EPs is notable for a group still in their early momentum. A series of teaser images with a sharp, unified visual identity had already been rolling out in the lead-up, building anticipation gradually before the six short films landed as the clearest preview yet of what CRASH will feel like.

What the new concept actually sounds like, and which of these late-night scenes the title track lands closest to, is the question CRASH will answer on the 28th.