&TEAM (KR) 2nd Mini Album – Mark on Me (2026)

&TEAM (KR) 2nd Mini Album – Mark on Me was released on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, at 6 PM KST, featuring the title track “Mark on Me.”

Mark on Me adds love to &TEAM’s established “wolf DNA” identity, revealing another side of the nine members. While their first Korean mini album Back to Life followed nine individuals rising again after being hurt, this album tells the story of a wolf who once isolated himself after being rejected by the world, but gradually begins to change after meeting someone who accepts him exactly as he is.

The album title represents two people connected by fate leaving an indelible mark on each other. That relationship also reflects &TEAM’s own journey with LUNÉ, turning the time they have shared with their fans into strength for their next step forward. Across six tracks spanning pop, hip-hop, R&B, alternative rock, and pop punk, the album traces the different emotions that emerge after meeting someone who changes the way you see yourself.

Track Highlights

1. Mark on Me (Title Track)

“Mark on Me” is a pop track that opens with a beautiful piano melody before gradually building toward an intense and dramatic chorus. The lyrics express the desperate desire to be tamed by someone who has accepted even your scars, asking that person to leave a permanent mark as proof of their connection. The members’ vocals move from low and restrained tones to a powerful release, reflecting the contrast between a wolf’s wild instincts and the vulnerability revealed in front of one special person. Griff Clawson produced the track, with songwriters including Benson Boone and Micah Premnath also participating.

2. Good Boy

“Good Boy” is a hip-hop track driven by dynamic 808s, heavy low-end sounds, confident rap, and a chant-like chorus. The playful phrase “Good Boy” is placed alongside the instincts of a beast, bringing together innocence and wildness in a way that reflects &TEAM’s energetic character. Produced by Johnny Goldstein, the track emphasizes confidence, instinct, and the group’s natural swagger.

3. Love Jang

“Love Jang” brings back the romantic sentiment of the 1990s, drawing inspiration from the notebooks people once filled with messages and feelings for someone special. Warm retro synthesizers accompany lyrics about feelings gradually deepening and the care and time involved in finally expressing them. Produced by Soma Genda and PARKMOONCHI, the song presents an affectionate and nostalgic side of &TEAM.

4. Accelerate

“Accelerate” is a pop R&B track combining fluid rhythms with warm synth textures. Its nostalgic atmosphere evokes the freedom of driving through the city late at night with someone important, while the lyrics express gratitude toward the person who gave them the strength to move forward again. The growing love between them becomes another kind of acceleration, giving the track a relaxed yet uplifting emotional tone.

5. Empty

“Empty” is an alternative rock ballad that begins with a quiet guitar melody and gradually expands into fuller band instrumentation and soaring vocals. The empty space in its restrained opening mirrors the confusion and conflict of confronting oneself, while the chorus introduces the person who becomes a source of comfort and strength. The song moves from emotional emptiness toward the realization that one person can begin to fill what once felt missing.

6. Night to Howl!

“Night to Howl!” is a pop-punk rock track inspired by the restless energy of 2000s American pop punk. Fast-moving band instrumentation and an explosive chorus capture the moment of finally releasing emotions that have been held back and running wherever instinct leads. The urge to howl together turns that release into something communal, with the nine members’ energy and unity bringing the album to a powerful, liberating close.