The momentum of ZEROBASEONE shows no signs of slowing down. The nine-member group has officially confirmed the release of a new album on February 2, 2026, continuing their remarkable run as one of K-pop’s most record-breaking project groups.
Their agency WakeOne announced that the upcoming release, titled RE-FLOW, will arrive as a special limited album—a move that has already sparked intense interest among fans.
“RE-FLOW”: A Story That Continues
The album title RE-FLOW symbolically reflects the group’s ongoing journey. Following their first full-length album NEVER SAY NEVER, released in September 2025, the new title suggests renewal, continuity, and forward motion—echoing fans’ hopes for ZEROBASEONE’s lasting presence in the industry.
This release comes just five months after their previous album, reinforcing the group’s unusually active schedule for an audition-based project team.
Rare Extension for a Project Group
Formed through Boys Planet in 2023, ZEROBASEONE was originally scheduled to disband this month as part of their fixed-term contract. However, the group made headlines late last year by announcing a full-group activity extension, a rare decision in the K-pop audition system and a testament to their sustained popularity.
Following the release of NEVER SAY NEVER, the group had already surprised fans with an additional two-month extension of promotional activities, further signaling their strong market demand.
Million-Seller Streak Continues
As anticipation builds for RE-FLOW, industry watchers are closely observing whether ZEROBASEONE can once again surpass their own milestones. The group currently holds an extraordinary record of six consecutive albums achieving million-seller status in their first week, accumulating over 9 million copies sold across their discography.
With each release, ZEROBASEONE has continued to redefine what is possible for a project group—blurring the line between temporary success and long-term legacy.
Upcoming Awards Show Appearance
In addition to their comeback, ZEROBASEONE is scheduled to appear at the The D Awards on February 11, held at Korea University’s Hwajeong Gymnasium in Seoul. The appearance is expected to further spotlight their comeback momentum.
As February approaches, RE-FLOW stands poised not just as another release, but as a statement—proof that ZEROBASEONE’s time is still very much in motion, and that their pursuit of new K-pop records is far from over.