MEOVV are officially gearing up for an October return. Following a Korean report, The Black Label confirmed the group is preparing a new album with the goal of releasing it next month—setting up one of fall’s most-watched comebacks. 

Why this matters

• Fast turnaround: It’s been about five months since their first EP MY EYES OPEN VVIDE and lead single “Drop Top,” which pivoted MEOVV from the sleek “black cat” debut vibe to a brighter, free-spirited pop-rock palette. A quick return suggests momentum—and confidence—in their musical direction. 

• Big-label pedigree: As Teddy Park’s first girl group under THEBLACKLABEL, MEOVV carry high expectations and industry attention. They’ve already earned major press and “rookie to watch” nods. 

The road so far (quick recap)

• Debut: September 2024 with the single “MEOW,” introducing the “midnight feline” aesthetic and a performance-driven identity.

• First EP: MY EYES OPEN VVIDE (May 12, 2025) with title track “Drop Top,” spotlighting wind-in-your-hair energy and a lighter, Y2K-tinged styling. Coverage emphasized the sound shift and rooftop-daylight visuals. 

• Name/identity: Media notes have leaned into the cat-inspired moniker and the group’s performance focus since debut week. 

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What’s confirmed for October

• THEBLACKLABEL says MEOVV are “preparing to release a new album, with the goal of making a comeback in October.” Exact date, track count, and concept are TBA. 

What to expect (informed preview)

This section is forward-looking based on past rollouts and label norms.

• Teaser cadence: Expect a scheduler poster → concept photos/films → track list → MV teasers → performance teasers. That playbook matched their EP lead-up this spring.

• Sound direction: After testing a breezier, guitar-laced lane on “Drop Top,” MEOVV could double down on pop-rock textures or fuse them with percussive hip-hop elements THEBLACKLABEL favors. (Speculation grounded in prior releases and label style.) 

• Stage focus: Expect intricate formations and charismatic center changes—central to their showcase era and early promo identity.

The October traffic jam

October is notoriously stacked with high-profile releases across K-pop, raising both competition and visibility. A sharp concept and tight promo window will matter. 

Fan checklist

• Watch MEOVV’s channels for schedule poster & concept films first.

• Pre-save links typically drop close to track-list reveals—keep alerts on.

• Music-show stages (first two weeks post-release) should showcase the new choreography set.

Bottom line

A swift return positions MEOVV to lock in their sonic identity and expand beyond the “rookie buzz” phase. With THEBLACKLABEL’s production muscle and a clearer post-Drop Top direction, October could be the moment their brand fully clicks.