RIIZE is pulling back the curtain on the next evolution of their sound.
The boy band has officially revealed the six-track lineup for their highly anticipated second mini-album, II. Scheduled for release on June 15 via SM Entertainment and RCA Records, the EP kicks off with the lead track “SOAR,” flows into “Do Your Dance,” and concludes with “In a Loop.” The middle of the record is rounded out by “D-D-Done,” “Overdrive,” and “Like a Bomb.”
This drop arrives during a remarkably prolific period for SM Entertainment, as the label saturates the early summer with a flurry of high-profile comebacks. Following the recent buzz surrounding Taeyong’s solo debut WYLD, aespa’s LEMONADE, and SHINee’s Atmos, RIIZE claims a prominent spot in this stacked release calendar. II marks the group’s first collection of new music since November’s Fame and serves as the latest chapter following their breakout studio album, ODYSSEY.
According to their management, II is designed to broaden the group’s sonic horizons while remaining tethered to the intimate, real-time storytelling that has defined their artistic identity. The project is heavily influenced by the group’s electrifying performance energy, a trait that took center stage during their recent festival circuit, where they made history as the first K-pop boy band to grace the stage at Lollapalooza South America.
RIIZE’s trajectory on the Billboard charts continues to trend upward. Their debut EP, RIIZING, secured a spot at No. 5 on the World Albums chart, while their full-length project ODYSSEY scaled even greater heights, peaking at No. 4 on the same chart following its 2025 stateside physical release. With multiple entries on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart, the group is clearly cementing their status as a global force.
The Tracklist for II:
- “SOAR”
- “Do Your Dance”
- “D-D-Done”
- “Overdrive”
- “Like a Bomb”
- “In a Loop”

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