tripleS Debuted "I Want You To Know" in Toronto Before Dropping It Worldwide

tripleS performed "I Want You To Know" for the first time on Nov. 11 in Toronto, at the opening show of its "ANDLESS in North America" tour, and released the studio version on streaming platforms on Nov. 13 at 1 p.m. KST. For fans in the room, that meant a two-day head start on a song the rest of the world was still waiting to hear.

The track is an electronic pop song built on Latin rhythms. Restrained beats and a smooth bass line set the pace, and the vocals enter gradually rather than all at once. All 24 members take turns on the melody, and their voices stack into layered harmonies that are the song's main attraction.

The softer approach is a deliberate change of pace. The group's previous release, "Andless," leaned on a more energetic sound, and this follow-up swaps that momentum for something that settles in slowly. With that many voices in the group, handing the harmonies center stage feels like a natural way to use them.

Part of the ASSEMBLE26 LOVE&POP project

"I Want You To Know" is tied to "ASSEMBLE26 LOVE&POP" pt.2, the project released alongside the full-group tour. The project has been tripleS's vehicle for full-group activity this year, and pt.1 sold roughly 567,600 copies in its first week and won first place on South Korean music shows.

The group has also been preparing pt.3. Between August and November, tripleS released a run of unit tracks: moon's "Dream Dress," sun's "DNA," neptune's "Welcome to Heaven" and zenith's "See You."

The new song arrives while the North American tour is still underway, so the studio release and the live debut are landing in the same stretch for WAV, the group's fandom.