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The ALLDAY PROJECT CRASH comeback brings the five-member group back with a second EP and several ways to discover its new direction. With music videos for “TALK” and “DO IT LIKE THIS” released ahead of the album, the campaign introduces more than a single title-track moment. The announced release date is September 28, 2026, at 6 p.m. KST.

For listeners who first encountered ALLDAY PROJECT through “FAMOUS,” this release offers a useful point to reconnect. Here is the background, the music introduced so far, and what to know about the physical album editions.

Who Is ALLDAY PROJECT?

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ALLDAY PROJECT is THEBLACKLABEL’s five-member co-ed group, consisting of ANNIE, TARZZAN, BAILEY, WOOCHAN, and YOUNGSEO.

The group began its recording career in June 2025 with a debut single featuring “FAMOUS” and “WICKED.” Its first EP, the self-titled ALLDAY PROJECT, followed in December. CRASH arrives approximately nine months after that EP. 

For readers newer to K-pop, a “comeback” usually means the start of a new release and promotional cycle. It does not necessarily mean that an artist disbanded or stopped working.

That makes this a good entry point even if you have only heard one earlier song. You can explore the new material first, then return to the debut releases for context.

ALLDAY PROJECT CRASH: The Release Details

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The key information is straightforward:

• Artist: ALLDAY PROJECT

• Release: CRASH

• Format: Second EP

• Release date: September 28, 2026

• Announced release time: 6 p.m. KST

• Title track: “CRASH”

• Label: THEBLACKLABEL

THEBLACKLABEL’s official store identifies the release as the group’s second EP and confirms the September 28 album date. Reporting on the title-track teaser also confirms “CRASH” as the lead song.

The album title and lead song share a name. “TALK” and “DO IT LIKE THIS” are separate songs introduced through advance music videos, rather than alternative names for the title track.

“TALK”: The First Look at the New Release

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The music video for “TALK” was released on September 21, giving listeners an early introduction to the EP. 

Coverage of the comeback describes the song’s sound as dark and weighty, positioning it as one of the stronger, more forceful elements introduced ahead of the title track. 

For a first listen, pay attention to how the members move between vocal and rap passages. Then watch the video separately, looking at how styling and framing support the song’s presentation.

That two-part approach helps distinguish the music itself from the visual impression of a comeback campaign.

“DO IT LIKE THIS”: Rhythm, Bass, and Confidence

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The “CRASH” music video teaser introduces a party setting, with the members dancing and moving freely to the music.

EDAILY’s coverage describes the song’s theme as a bold attitude toward established rules and notes that its presentation differs from the previously released “TALK” and “DO IT LIKE THIS” videos. 

The contrast is the most useful idea to carry into the release. Rather than assuming every song will repeat the same mood, approach the EP as a chance to hear how the group connects different kinds of energy.

A teaser offers clues about that direction, but the full song and video are the better basis for judging how it comes together.

TrendyPicker’s Pick

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Start with the advance videos in release order: “TALK,” then “DO IT LIKE THIS.” Follow them with “CRASH” and a listen through the EP in its published track order.

Our interest in this comeback is the contrast already introduced across the campaign: darker material, a stripped-back bass-driven track, and a title-track teaser centered on movement and freedom.

Give each song room to establish its own character. Whether you are returning after “FAMOUS” or discovering the group now, CRASH offers a focused opportunity to get to know ALLDAY PROJECT beyond a single clip or chorus.