K-pop

TOUCHED Makes a Comeback with "Gyeokya," Their First Full-Length Album Since Their Debut

To be released on the 15th of next month… Teaser content unveiled on social media

KIM HYUNSIK
2026-09-21 11:53:11
[Edaily Starin KIM HYUNSIK Reporter] The band TOUCHED is returning with a full-length album.
TOUCHED (Photo courtesy of MPMG Music)
According to their agency, MPMG Music, on the 21st, TOUCHED will release their first full-length album, *Polar Night*, on the 15th of next month. All tracks will be released at 12:00 p.m. on the day of release via various online music platforms.
TOUCHED is the winning team of Mnet’s band survival show “Great Seoul Invasion.” Vocalist Yoon Min previously gained attention for achieving nine consecutive wins on MBC’s “King of Mask Singer.”
“Polar Night” is their first full-length album since their official debut in 2021. TOUCHED has been building anticipation among fans by sequentially revealing the cover art and a mood film on their official social media accounts.
TOUCHED timed the release of their teaser content for midnight (12:00 a.m.). Regarding this, their agency explained, “This was inspired by the album title ‘Polar Night,’ which refers to the phenomenon of consecutive nights without sunrise.”
They added, “We aimed to hint at the album’s emotional tone through teaser content that features static images and narrative-driven cinematography.”

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