Aylit is targeting the 1020 generation. They will collaborate with Japanese musicians who gained attention in the short-form content space.

Belift Lab posted the tracklist image for Aylit's first Japanese single "Toki Yo Tomare" (時よ止まれ) on their SNS on the 28th. The single contains a total of 4 tracks: the title track, "Topping," the Japanese version of the mini-album's title track "Borrowed Cat," and "Almond Chocolate."

The title track "Toki Yo Tomare" is a disco-pop genre song that captures the shining moments of youth. The lyrics were written by Japanese singer-songwriter Murasaki Ima.

Murasaki Ima gained attention last year with the song "Maseong-ui YeojA A" (魔性の女A), known for its addictive rhythm. She has received significant love on overseas social media platforms.

"Topping" is a pop song that explores the feelings of a girl before her first date. It was composed and written by singer-songwriter Noah, who is well-known as the original artist of "Jeonbanghyang Misonyeo."

The agency expressed optimism, stating, “Aylit, a 'short-form powerhouse,' has teamed up with these two artists,” and anticipates that this collaboration will resonate with the Japanese 1020 generation.

Meanwhile, Aylit will release the audio and music video for "Toki Yo Tomare" on September 1. The physical album is set to be released on the 3rd.

<Photo provided by Belift Lab>