Allday Project is making a powerful return this November with new single “ONE MORE TIME” dropping ahead of first EP release.
Comeback
On November 3, The Black Label confirmed the group’s comeback plans, revealing that AllDay Project will release their new digital single “ONE MORE TIME” on November 17. The single will serve as a pre-release track leading up to their first EP album, set to arrive in December. “AllDay Project will once again deliver a bold concept and captivating sound that will electrify listeners,” the agency shared.
A Rapid Return After Their Explosive Debut
This comeback comes just five months after the group’s debut with their single “FAMOUS”, which dominated multiple major Korean streaming charts upon release. With its sleek production and confident energy, “FAMOUS” cemented AllDay Project as one of the most promising rookie acts of 2025.
To tease the comeback, a 38-second trailer video was also uploaded to the group’s official YouTube channel. The short but striking clip features intense sound design, cinematic visuals, and cryptic narration from the members hinting at a deeper narrative behind the upcoming release. Fans quickly flooded the comments with excitement, calling the teaser “a movie in 30 seconds” and “the comeback we’ve been waiting for.”
“ONE MORE TIME” and the Road to the First EP
According to The Black Label, “ONE MORE TIME” explores the tension between desire and repetition, carried by a high-energy beat and AllDay Project’s distinctive vocal tone. The group’s performance, known for its precision and emotional delivery, is expected to elevate the track even further.
Following the single release, AllDay Project will unveil their first mini-album in December, marking a new milestone in their artistic journey. “This will be the start of AllDay Project’s next era,” the agency added. “Fans can expect to see their artistry reach a whole new level.”
AllDay Project’s digital single “ONE MORE TIME” drops November 17 at 6 p.m. KST.
Editor’s Insight
There was a lot of skepticism when The Black Label announced a co-ed group. Historically, mixed-gender acts in Korea have struggled to maintain a consistent fandom. But AllDay Project didn’t just survive; they thrived. Why? Because they didn’t market themselves as “boys and girls.” They marketed themselves as ADP—a single, powerful unit of artists. “ONE MORE TIME” feels like the victory lap for that gamble. By the time their EP drops in December, I expect them to have moved from “Rookies of the Year” to “Global Standard-setters.” This isn’t just music; it’s a structural pivot for the entire industry.