”Stray Kids” releases track list for title song ”Hollow” of 3rd Japanese mini album

Stray Kids will release their third Japanese mini-album 'Hollow' and the title track of the same name.

On the afternoon of the 25th, Stray Kids released the track list of their third Japanese mini-album 'Hollow' on their official Japanese SNS channel. According to this, the new album will include the title track of the same name, 'Hollow,' as well as 'Parade', 'Never Alone', 'just a little,' and 'Fate'.

This album is the first time since their debut in Japan that Stray Kids has composed all of the tracks with original Japanese songs, adding a special touch to the album. Once again, the group's production team, 3RACHA's Banchan, Changbin, and Han participated equally in the songwriting of all the songs, including the title track Hollow, and incorporated a lot of the musicality of the self-produced group Stray Kids.

Along with the track list, the group image of the new album has also been released to attract attention. In the photo, Banchang, Reno, Changbin, Hyunjin, Han, Felix, Seungmin, and Ayen exuded charisma with an extreme charm that moves between coolness and warmth. Vines, grass, scattered debris, chandeliers, and other objects contrasting with the warm light heightened the tension and raised expectations for an album with a new story and sound.

The new album is the first Japanese mini-album in 3 years since their 2nd mini-album 'CIRCUS' in June 2022, and the first local album since the 5th anniversary of their official debut in Japan on March 18th. Since their official debut in Japan, Stray Kids has proven their steady popularity by sweeping major charts such as Oricon, Billboard Japan, and Tower Records with their various albums, and with their new album, their presence as a “global top artist” is once again confirmed.

Meanwhile, Stray Kids will hold four solo shows as part of their world tour 'Stray Kids World Tour ‘dominATE’ on May 10th, 11th, 17th, and 18th at the Shizuoka Ecopa Stadium prior to their comeback. After their successful solo concert tour last year at Tokyo Dome and Kyocera Dome Osaka, which drew 315,000 spectators, they will enter their first Japanese stadium performance venue for their debut and present their best stage performance as “global stadium artists”.