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K-pop group ITZY is making a comeback with their new mini album TUNNEL VISION, set to drop at 6 p.m. on November 10.

This release comes five months after their previous album Girls Will Be Girls and marks ITZY’s first comeback since renewing their contracts with JYP Entertainment — making it a meaningful new chapter for the group.

Leader Yeji said, “As this marks a new beginning for us, I want to show the power of our teamwork on stage.” Lia added, “We prepared this album with a deeper trust in each other.” Ryujin said the members focused on raising the album’s quality “to repay the fans for their support.”

Chaeryeong shared, “We want to show MIDZY that ‘we’re always together,’ just as they’ve always stood by us,” while Yuna promised, “Fans will see a stronger and more grounded ITZY this time.”

The title track, TUNNEL VISION, is a dance number built on a hip-hop beat and brass sound, carrying a message of independence — about moving forward at one’s own pace amid sensory overload and disconnection. The choreography was crafted by renowned K-pop choreographers La Chica and Kirsten, heightening expectations for the stage performance.

The six-track album includes “Focus,” TUNNEL VISION, “DYT,” “Flicker,” “Nocturne,” and “8-BIT HEART.” Producers such as Dem Jointz and Kenzie participated, adding to the album’s depth and polish.

ITZY’s TUNNEL VISION will be released worldwide at 6 p.m. on November 10.