K-pop

"Planet C" Debut Group Modisey Makes a Comeback After a 6-Month Hiatus

New Album to Be Released Next Month Teaser Content Released

KIM HYUNSIK
2026-09-01 08:38:54
[Edaily Starin KIM HYUNSIK Reporter] Boy group MODYSSEY will release a new album and make a comeback next month, their agency One Seed announced on the 1st.
(Photo courtesy of OneSeed)
(Photo courtesy of OneSeed)
MODYSSEY is the debut group from Mnet’s “Planet C: Home Race.” The group consists of seven members from Greater China: Heng Wei, Pan Jie, Li Zihao, Lin Lin, Su Run, Li Chen, and Rowan.
They officially debuted last April with their first single, “1. Got Hooked: An Addictive Symphony,” and demonstrated their popularity by recording first-week sales of over 300,000 copies.
Since then, they have met with fans on various stages both domestically and internationally, including the “Seoul Park Music Festival,” “KCON Japan 2026,” “KCON LA 2026,” “Bilibili World 2026,” “NEWMARS Music Festival,” and “TIMA 2026.”
MODISAY is set to make a comeback with a new album six months after their last release. Through teaser content posted on their official social media channels today, they revealed that the new album is titled “2. Multitude: How We Bloom.”
One Seed stated, “Based on our growth so far, this comeback will serve as an important turning point that takes Modisay’s musical spectrum to the next level.”

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