Fly to the Sky has unveiled the first teaser images for their new album, confirming that the veteran R&B duo’s first release together in eight years will arrive on Saturday, November 21, at 6 p.m.
The teaser images were shared by member Hwanhee on his social media and quickly picked up by fans on Reddit’s r/kpop community, where the post was tagged as a teaser. The announcement accompanying the images lists the release date as November 21, a Saturday, at 6 p.m.
The two images offer the first visual hint of the duo’s return. In the first, Brian and Hwanhee pose in black suits against a deep red curtain backdrop. The second is a close-up of the pair in white shirts, lit by green and red stage lighting. Neither image shows an album title, and no title has been announced yet.
The new album caps a comeback that Hwanhee first revealed on September 26, during a special Chuseok episode of KBS2’s “Mr. House Husband.” “Fly to the Sky will make a comeback after eight years,” he told the studio, explaining that the reunion began to take shape after he and Brian shared a stage again. “Brian was the one who decisively told me that he wanted to perform again,” Hwanhee said.
Hwanhee also made clear that the reunion would not interrupt his solo work. “I want to bring Fly to the Sky’s music back while continuing my soul trot activities,” he said, referring to the trot career he built through MBN’s “Current King of Singers 2,” which aired from November 2024 to February 2025.
Fly to the Sky debuted in 1999 and became one of Korea’s defining R&B duos, with hits including “Missing You,” “Sea Of Love,” “Like a Man,” and “Even Though My Heart Aches.” The pair spent recent years focused on individual activities before deciding to record together again.
Further details, including the album’s title, tracklist, and title track, have not yet been revealed, with more teasers expected in the run-up to the November 21 release.
