Forget walking when you can FLY. Starship Entertainment’s new boyband IDID returns with their Single Album [FLY!], a two-track release that pairs the lead track “FLY!” with the B-side “Attent!on.”
Dropping Wednesday, May 27, the pop drop “signals a new chapter defined by clarity, chemistry, and effortless confidence,” reads a statement. The overall mood of the two tunes is characterized as “after-school energy,” a bubbling sound loaded up on “unfiltered, spontaneous, and rooted in togetherness.”
Rather than “presenting a highly manufactured image,” the presser continues, “the release foregrounds natural expressions and genuine interaction. Each member’s individuality shines more clearly, coming together to form a cohesive and dynamic team presence defined by positivity, playfulness, and connection.”
The seven-strong group was formed through the survival show Debut’s Plan, which premiered in March 2025. IDID made their official debut later that year, in September 2025, with the EP [I did it], a title that represents their full name (and is said to embody their “unshakable resolve and a drive to turn ambition into achievement”).
Comprising Jang Yonghoon, Kim Minjae, Park Wonbin, Chu Yoochan, Park Seonghyeon, Baek Junhyuk and Jeong Semin, IDID is Starship’s first new boy group in about five years, joining a roster of global K-pop artists that includes MONSTA X, WJSN (Cosmic Girls), CRAVITY, IVE and KiiiKiii.
The Single Album [FLY!] is the followup to “[PUSH BACK],” and it’s been enjoying a big tease in recent weeks with the release of the “Diary” trailer. In it, the lads hang out in the city, and get up to some good, clean fun.
“The group continues moving forward,” reads a message from Starship, “not with force, but with clarity and ease; refining their identity through shared chemistry and lived-in energy.”
Check out the trailer here and stream The Single Album [FLY!] below.
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