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ATEEZ unveils five tracks for GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6: UP, writing credits and the November release time

UP is the title track on ATEEZ’s fifteenth mini album, alongside pre-release single DRIP. The newly revealed tracklist connects writing credits, fractured graphics and a November 13 release.

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ATEEZ unveils five tracks for GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6: UP, writing credits and the November release time

ATEEZ has revealed the full tracklist for its fifteenth mini album, GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6. The five songs, in order, are ANEMIA, DRIP, UP, FAITH and Hollow Victory, with UP designated the title track. The album is scheduled for November 13 at 2 p.m. in Korea, equivalent to 1 p.m. in Taiwan.

The new development is the disclosure of songs and writing credits, rather than the first announcement of the comeback date. The tracklist appeared at midnight in Korea on October 26, when it was still 11 p.m. on October 25 in Taiwan. Keeping that one-hour difference prevents the same announcement from being treated as two separate first releases.

DRIP and UP have different roles

DRIP is the pre-release single, while UP is the album’s title track. They are different songs, not alternative translations of one name. UP appears third in the sequence and is explicitly marked TITLE on the poster. The other three titles establish the wider contents of the release beyond its lead song.

Names, order and title-track status are confirmed. A song name can invite personal associations while waiting, but ANEMIA or FAITH alone cannot establish the sound, lyrical narrative or choreography of an unheard track. Retaining the original titles also makes it easier to distinguish works when searching across languages.

Hongjoong and Mingi appear in all five lyric credits

The poster separates lyrics, composition and arrangement for each song. Hongjoong and Mingi’s Korean names appear in the lyric credits for all five tracks. That identifies their credited contribution; it does not mean they wrote every lyric or composed and arranged the entire album alone. Performing and the different writing and production roles should remain distinct.

Black-and-grey GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6 poster listing five tracks and production credits, with UP marked TITLE
Black-and-grey GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6 poster listing five tracks and production credits, with UP marked TITLE

The graphic uses black and grey surfaces with a texture resembling fractured rock, while individual song names receive different typographic treatments. It connects visually with the dark clothes and metallic-looking details of the group photograph. These are observations of released imagery, not on-location reporting or confirmation that the forthcoming title-track video uses the same setting.

Convert the release time before making listening or purchase plans

The announced November 13 release is at 2 p.m. in Korea and Japan, 1 p.m. in Taiwan and noon in Thailand. This describes the music-release schedule, not simultaneous delivery or collection of every physical edition at every shop. Readers elsewhere should convert the time for their own location.

For purchases, check streaming availability, physical editions, retailer benefits and delivery dates separately. International orders may involve additional postage and different arrival dates. The tracklist does not set a single price or stock level for all markets, so use each official retailer’s product listing when choosing a version. Listeners can begin with the confirmed song names and release time.

Questions and answers

How many tracks are on the album, and which is the title track?

Five: ANEMIA, DRIP, UP, FAITH and Hollow Victory, in that order. UP is the title track and DRIP the pre-release single.

What is the release time in Taiwan?

The announced November 13 schedule is 2 p.m. in Korea, or 1 p.m. in Taiwan. Physical collection and shipping follow each retailer’s arrangements.

What are Hongjoong and Mingi credited for?

Both appear in the lyric credits for all five songs. This does not mean they independently wrote, composed and arranged everything.

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