The group Stray Kids will release their third Japanese mini album 'Hollow' and the title track of the same name on June 18.

On the afternoon of the 25th, Stray Kids revealed the tracklist of their third Japanese mini album 'Hollow' through their official Japanese social media channel. According to this, the new album includes a total of five tracks, led by the title track 'Hollow,' as well as 'Parade,' 'Never Alone,' 'just a little,' and '宿命.'

This album adds a special touch as Stray Kids composes all tracks as original Japanese songs for the first time since their local debut. This time, the group's producing team 3RACHA, consisting of Bang Chan, Changbin, and Han, participated in the production of every song, including the title track 'Hollow,' fully embodying the musicality of the 'self-producing group' Stray Kids.



Along with the tracklist, the group's image for the new release was also revealed, capturing attention. In the photo, Bang Chan, Hyunjin, Changbin, Han, Felix, Seungmin, and I.N exuded charisma with their temperature-differentiated appeal. The contrast of warm light with the vines, grass, scattered debris, and chandeliers heightened the tension and raised expectations for an album filled with new stories and sounds.

This release is the first Japanese mini album in about three years since their second mini album 'CIRCUS' in June 2022 and marks their first local work after celebrating their fifth anniversary of the official Japanese debut on March 18. Stray Kids, who have consistently climbed the popularity ladder by topping major charts such as Oricon, Billboard Japan, and Tower Records with several albums since their official Japanese debut, will once again shine as a 'global top artist' with their new album.

Ahead of the comeback, they will hold a total of four solo performances at Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa from May 10-11 and 17-18 as part of their world tour 'Stray Kids World Tour 'dominATE.'' After successfully wrapping up solo concerts attended by over 315,000 audience members at Tokyo Dome and Kyocera Dome Osaka last year, they are set to present the best stage as 'global stadium artists' with their first Japanese stadium performances.

[Photo provided by JYP Entertainment.]

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