OMEGA X Marks A Comeback With Their Second Japanese Mini-Album To.

On November 13th, K-Pop group Omega X made their much-awaited comeback with their second Japanese mini-album To. To. comes almost two and a half years after the group’s Japanese debut in 2022 with the album Stand Up!. On October 30, OMEGA X pre-released a B-side track, ‘Cool My Head‘ to raise anticipation for their fans, FOR X, ahead of the album’s official release.

“We always put in a lot of effort in each album, but we prepared this album with even more focus and excitement, knowing our fans were eagerly waiting for it. We hope to showcase great performances to our fans with this album, so please look forward to our activities.” – Yechan, member of OMEGA X

The mini-album includes five new songs: ‘Think I Wanna Do,’ the title track ‘愛の力 (Power of Love),’ ‘TOXIC,’ the pre-release track ‘Cool My Head,’ and ‘Bounce It.’ The album is also released in two versions, one with a DVD and one without. The DVD portion of the album includes exclusive clips like behind-the-scenes and a performance video for ‘Cool My Head.’

Along with the release of the new album, OMEGA X will also be meeting their fans, FOR X, in Japan and Macau. The group will perform in Tokyo on November 17th and in Osaka on November 24th, then they will hold a fan meeting in Macau on December 21st. The OMEGA X members also expressed their excitement to meet and interact with more of their fans in person.

“I’m very excited to meet our fans again after a while. Thank you to all FOR X for waiting for our comeback. We have prepared this album diligently, so please give it a lot of support and love!” – Kevin, member of OMEGA X

OMEGA X is an 11-member K-Pop group under IPQ. The members include Jaehan, Hwichan, Sebin, Hangyeom, Taedong, Xen, Jehyun, Kevin, Junghoon, Hyuk and Yechan. Omega (Ω), the last letter of the Greek alphabet, symbolizes the end, while the letter X denotes the unknown with infinite possibilities. Combined, OMEGA X suggests their determination to become the last boss of K-Pop, symbolizing constant change and growth.

Check out the MV of ‘Cool My Head’ here: