P1Harmony Release New EP BLOW UP, Their 10th Mini Album
P1Harmony released BLOW UP on Friday, 6 November 2026. It is the six-member group's 10th mini album, a short release that usually runs a handful of songs.
The group is made up of Intak, Keeho, Theo, Jiung, Soul and Jongseob. Their label and agency, FNC Entertainment, handles their recording and management. In an interview with Billboard, the group said the title doubles as a mantra for where they stand as they work to break through.
The group's chart history on the Billboard 200, the US album chart that ranks releases by sales and streams, has climbed steadily. Their first entry came in summer 2023, when HARMONY : ALL IN debuted at No. 51. Killin' It became their first Top 40 album, peaking at No. 39. SAD SONG reached No. 16 in 2024, and DUH! reached No. 23 in 2025.
Their debut English-language EP, EX, reached No. 9 in fall 2025, their first Top 10 finish. The next release, UNIQUE, debuted at No. 4 with 58,000 equivalent album units in its first week. Equivalent album units convert streams and sales into a single album-sized number, and that figure is the group's best debut on the chart so far, according to Billboard.
Songwriting has also drawn attention. Keeho wrote Pretty Boy, an album track from DUH!. Billboard reported that the song earned 12 million more Spotify listens than DUH!'s title-track single, even though it had no promotion attached to it.
The rollout for BLOW UP ran over several weeks. FNC Entertainment opened reservation sales in October, announced on 21 October 2026. It then scheduled an album sampler for 4 November, a short preview of the music. An information session was set for 8:00 PM on 6 November, the same day the EP came out.
The group also headlined the 82WORLD: LA festival, their first headlining slot at a US festival. For a group whose early US chart entries were in the fifties, that is a step onto a larger stage, and the group has so far described the new EP in terms of that goal.
Behind every chart number is a set of people: the producers and writers, the staff who prepared the sampler and info session, and the fans who bought the album in its first week. The next chart week will show how BLOW UP's debut compares with the 58,000 units of UNIQUE.
