K-pop group ONF is building anticipation for their return with the release of the full tracklist for their second full-length album Part 2, titled ONF: MY SELF. The boy group, known for its distinctive blend of powerful performances and emotional depth, dropped the details on May 26 via their social media channels, sparking excitement among fans.
The six-track album, set for release on June 17 at 6 PM KST, features the lead single Open The Door as its centerpiece. Other tracks include Bad Dream, Escape, Mirage, Silver Lining, and Once In a Red Moon. According to the announcement, the project explores themes of moving forward amid confusion, anxiety, and emotional wounds a narrative teased in the group’s recent comeback trailer.
Longtime collaborator and hit-maker Hwang Hyun (MonoTree) returns to helm much of the sound, building on past successes like We Must Love, Moscow Moscow, and Beautiful Beautiful. The album also boasts an impressive international lineup, including producers such as Ronny Svendsen, Adrian Thesen, Anne Judith Wik, JOP, and Eirik Gjendemsjø talents who have worked with top acts like NCT Dream, LE SSERAFIM, and RIIZE. This global input promises to add fresh layers to ONF’s signature style.
What makes this release particularly special is the active involvement of the members themselves. Leader MK (Min-kyun) took on composing duties for the title track Open The Door and Escape, while Wyatt contributed lyrics to two songs. Their creative input underscores ONF’s evolution as artists who not only perform but shape their own musical identity.
Following their recent exclusive contract with KI Entertainment, ONF has focused on strengthening bonds with fans through meetings and original content like What Are You Doing? ON!. This comeback marks a significant chapter as they re-establish momentum in the competitive K-pop scene.
With its blend of introspective storytelling and polished production, ONF: MY SELF looks poised to deliver the kind of heartfelt yet energetic music that has earned the group its loyal following. Fans are already speculating how these new tracks will translate on stage something ONF has always excelled at. Mark your calendars for June 17; this could be one of the more thoughtful releases of the summer.
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