&TEAM Explores a Softer Side of Its Wolf Concept on 'Mark on Me'

&TEAM Explores a Softer Side of Its Wolf Concept on "Mark on Me"

&TEAM will release its second Korean EP, "Mark on Me," on Sept. 8 at 6 p.m. KST, introducing a more emotional chapter to the group's recurring wolf storyline.

The six-track project follows "Back to Life," which focused on overcoming wounds and rediscovering one's instincts. "Mark on Me" shifts the story toward love, following a character who has withdrawn from the world after rejection and begins to change after meeting someone who accepts him completely.

The title track reflects that change through a dramatic pop arrangement, moving from a restrained piano-led opening to a powerful chorus. Its choreography also takes a different approach from &TEAM's more forceful performances, using controlled movements, expressions and gestures to convey the song's emotions.

The EP explores several sounds beyond the title track, including the hip-hop-driven "Good Boy," retro-inspired "Love Journal," R&B track "Accelerate," alternative rock ballad "Empty" and pop-punk-influenced "Night to howl!"

The release follows &TEAM's first solo dome concerts at Belluna Dome in Saitama on Sept. 5 and 6. The group will begin its Korean promotions with a showcase in Seoul before returning to the city for encore concerts at KSPO Dome on Oct. 3 and 4.