ALLDAY PROJECT Returns With Second EP CRASH, 9 Months After Debut

Nine months after their debut, ALLDAY PROJECT are ready to make some noise again. THE BLACK LABEL confirmed on the 15th that the five-member group will release their second mini-album, CRASH, on September 28 at 6 p.m. KST.

The label has been deliberate about framing what CRASH is supposed to feel like. "Like the album title, which means collision," THE BLACK LABEL said in a statement, "this is a declaration to clash with existing grammar and produce a unique burst of sound." That's a bold promise from a group still in their first year, and the teaser content that went up on the group's official social media the day before the announcement leaned into it visually: a project approval document, an invitation, and a key object, all carrying what the label describes as the team's distinct texture.

The five members, Ani, Tarzan, Bailey, Wuchan, and Youngser, appear in the teasers dressed in black leather jackets, their expressions sharp and unhurried. It's the kind of styling and staging that signals a harder, more confrontational sonic direction than a group's warm debut energy usually suggests.

ALLDAY PROJECT debuted in May of last year under THE BLACK LABEL, the THEBLACKLABEL imprint known for its ties to producer Teddy. They built an early following on the strength of a clear musical identity and performance-driven showcases. CRASH will be their first project since their debut release, making the September 28 drop one of the more anticipated second-act moments for newer groups this fall.