ALLDAY PROJECT Lets ‘TALK’ Speak Before ‘CRASH’
The five-member group has pre-released the music video for “TALK” a week ahead of its second EP—offering the first full look at a darker, more confrontational chapter.
Watch “TALK”
Open official MV on YouTube ↗ALLDAY PROJECT isn’t waiting for comeback day to make its point.
On September 21, the five-member group released the music video for “TALK,” a track from its upcoming second EP CRASH, due September 28 at 6 p.m. KST. The release comes nine months after the group’s first EP.
But “TALK” feels less like a conventional teaser for an album than an early statement of intent.
Let the Song Arrive First
Instead of keeping the new era behind teaser images and short audio previews until release day, ALLDAY PROJECT has given “TALK” a full music video a week before CRASH arrives.
That choice matters.
“TALK” is built around a dark, bass-heavy foundation, sharp rap flows, spacious vocal layers and a deliberately repetitive hook. Its lyrics answer the noise and opinions surrounding the group, turning other people’s talk into part of the song itself.
It makes “TALK” an effective introduction to CRASH: not necessarily because it explains what the entire EP will sound like, but because it establishes its attitude.
A Darker ALLDAY PROJECT
The visual shift is just as noticeable.
The “TALK” video pushes the group toward a darker, harder-edged hip-hop aesthetic, pairing large-scale sets with more aggressive styling and performance. It is a noticeable contrast to some of the brighter or more playful elements that have appeared around ALLDAY PROJECT before.
That evolution is especially interesting for a group whose identity has always depended on contrast.
ALLDAY PROJECT brings together Annie, Tarzzan, Bailey, Woochan and Youngseo—five performers with noticeably different individual images. THEBLACKLABEL describes the group as a project where artists from different backgrounds cross genre and format boundaries.
“TALK” doesn’t try to smooth those differences out. It places them inside the same visual and musical world.
More Than a Comeback Teaser
There is also a smart piece of release strategy here.
A pre-release music video gives “TALK” several days to exist on its own before attention shifts toward the full EP. Instead of asking listeners to process an entire tracklist at once on September 28, ALLDAY PROJECT has effectively opened the CRASH era with one clearly defined idea.
And people are already encountering the new era through the video rather than an album page.
That feels particularly suited to ALLDAY PROJECT, a group whose identity has been built as much through performance, styling and visual attitude as through the songs themselves.
Next Stop: ‘CRASH’
“TALK” is not the full answer to what ALLDAY PROJECT has prepared.
It is the opening argument.
The second EP CRASH arrives September 28 at 6 p.m. KST, when the rest of the record will reveal whether the darker energy introduced by “TALK” is one side of the album—or the beginning of a broader shift in the group’s sound.