Overview
- Unattributed reports say the group is preparing new music for a November release window.
- Neither ILLIT nor Belift Labs has announced a date, format, tracklist, or concept.
- If it happens, the release would be their first South Korean material since June's Bomb EP led by Jellyous.
- The group expanded to Japan in late August with the single album Toki Yo Tomare.
- Recent momentum includes a Jellyous remix by Canadian artist Sophie Powers and a four-star NME review praising the group's high-energy pop.