P1Harmony Drops Japanese Edition Album 'UNIQUE' Ahead of Tokyo Arena Debut

K-POP boy group P1Harmony has released a new Japanese edition album. The six-member group, made up of Keeho, Theo, Jiung, Intak, Soul, and Jongseob, dropped "UNIQUE" at midnight KST.

It is the group's first Japanese edition album in about two years. The release runs eight tracks in total, pairing songs from the group's ninth EP "UNIQUE," which came out this past March, with two new Japanese edition songs, "VELVET" and "1 SECOND."

The ninth EP had a strong run earlier this year. "UNIQUE" reached No. 4 on the Billboard 200, Billboard's main albums chart. Its title track of the same name was also included on Billboard's list "The 25 Best K-Pop Songs of 2026 So Far: Staff Picks."

P1Harmony has been steadily building points of contact with Japanese fans this year. The group held a world tour encore concert in February and a fan meeting in April, and it is running a release event to mark the new album. In November, the group will perform at Tokyo as part of its Asia stage "BE UNIQUE," marking its first show at a Japanese arena venue.

The Japan push is part of a broader global schedule. Alongside the Japan activities, P1Harmony will hold Asia stage dates in Macau and Bangkok, and the group is also set to appear at KCON LA 2026.