Assemble25
2025 studio album by TripleS
Assemble25 is the third studio album by South Korean girl group TripleS, and their second as a full group, following Assemble24. It was released on May 12, 2025 by Modhaus and distributed by Kakao Entertainment.
Background
On the January 23, 2025 episode of TripleS' web show Signal, they announced their plan to release a studio album as a full group later that year. Concurrently, it was announced that a poll would be held for fans to vote for the album's title track among eight songs—"Stranger Things", "Worldwide Women", "Unlimiter", "Irony Icon", "Girls Be", "Lit Pop", "Light Up", and "Diablo". The voting began the following day, and the final result was unveiled on January 31, with "Stranger Things" winning the poll. A second poll was held the following day for fans to vote, to determine which of the remaining seven songs will be included in the album, with "Diablo" receiving the most votes.
On April 12, during a fan meeting event, TripleS announced the release date for Assemble25 to be on May 12. Pre-orders for the album began on April 21. On April 25, a teaser image was released, unveiling the title for the album's lead single, "Are You Alive" (깨어), which was retitled from "Stranger Things". The full track listing was released on May 2.
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