fromis_9 released Glow ME, the group’s second full-length album, on July 21, 2026. The official campaign presents the record as a bright summer “dose” from the five members: Song Ha-young, Park Ji-won, Lee Chae-young, Lee Na-gyung and Baek Ji-heon.
The title track is “Vitamin ME.” The album contains ten songs, including two unit tracks that split the members into a trio and a duo.
What is confirmed
- Album: Glow ME
- Artist: fromis_9
- Release date: July 21, 2026
- Format: second full-length album
- Title track: “Vitamin ME”
- Total tracks: 10
ASND, the group’s agency, announced the album ahead of release, while the official Glow ME microsite now carries the release date, campaign archive and complete track list. The site’s “Bright Flavor, Instant Vibe. Take It Daily!” language is part of the album’s vitamin-themed summer concept, not a medical claim.
Glow ME track list
- “ETERNAL”
- “Vitamin ME” — title track
- “Pocket Treat”
- “Blue Heart”
- “Screen Time”
- “Teacher”
- “Cold Blood” — Lee Chae-young, Lee Na-gyung and Baek Ji-heon
- “Why do I cry?” — Song Ha-young and Park Ji-won
- “Day 1”
- “Wonderland”
The unit credits above come directly from the official track-list page. They identify which members perform the two unit songs; they do not mean the rest of the album excludes any member unless separate song credits say so.
Where to find the official release
The safest starting point is fromis_9’s official Glow ME microsite, which links the campaign materials, highlight medley and release archive. Music-service availability and local metadata can vary by country, so search for the exact album title and artist name inside your service rather than using an unofficial upload.
No first-day sales, chart position or music-show score is included here because those figures require a separate dated source and can change quickly. This page will be updated if the agency publishes additional official promotion dates.
Where Glow ME sits in the group’s timeline
Glow ME is fromis_9’s first full-length album in more than three years, following their debut LP Unlock My World in June 2023. In the years between the two full albums, the group released the EP From Our 20’s in June 2025 — so the wait was not a gap in activity, just a gap between full-length releases specifically. Reporting on the announcement did not add member statements or a stated concept beyond what the official microsite already carries, which is why this guide treats the summer “vitamin” framing as promotional copy rather than expanding it with unsourced interpretation.
A group with a more complicated history than the bright concept suggests
fromis_9 formed through Mnet’s 2017 survival show Idol School and debuted in 2018 — one of a handful of groups from that era of televised debut shows to remain active years later. The group has also changed management companies more than once since debut, most recently signing with ASND Entertainment in 2024. That corporate history is not directly relevant to whether Vitamin ME is a good song, but it is relevant to a reader trying to understand why “fromis_9,” “Pledis,” “off the record,” and “ASND” might all appear attached to the group’s name in older search results — those are successive agencies, not separate entities.
Full-length album versus mini album, and why the distinction is used here
Korean labels distinguish between a mini album (typically four to seven tracks) and a full-length or “regular” album (usually eight tracks or more, sometimes explicitly labeled the artist’s first, second or later full album). Glow ME is described in the official announcement as fromis_9’s second full-length release, distinct from the group’s several mini albums and the 2025 EP. That label matters mainly for fans tracking a discography accurately — a “2nd full album” sits in a different category than a same-year EP, even if casual coverage sometimes uses “album” loosely for both.
What the unit tracks tell you, and what they do not
“Cold Blood” credits Lee Chae-young, Lee Na-gyung and Baek Ji-heon, and “Why do I cry?” credits Song Ha-young and Park Ji-won. Unit or sub-group tracks are a common feature of Korean group albums generally, used to spotlight a subset of members’ vocal or performance style within a larger record. Their presence does not imply anything about the other eight tracks’ credits one way or the other — those are simply the two songs on Glow ME where the agency chose to name a smaller performing group instead of the full lineup, and no other track on this album carries a similar sub-unit credit in the official track list.
Quick questions
Is Glow ME a mini album or a full album? ASND’s release materials and the JoongAng Daily report both describe it as fromis_9’s second full-length album.
How long had fromis_9 waited between full albums? Just over three years, following 2023’s Unlock My World; the 2025 EP From Our 20’s came out in the interim.
Do all five members sing on every track? The official track list only specifies alternate line-ups for “Cold Blood” and “Why do I cry?” No other track carries a stated sub-unit credit, so the remaining eight songs should be assumed to feature the full group unless a separate credit source says otherwise.
