Stray Kids Reveals All Seven Tracks for Japanese Mini-Album SUIATSU

KWAVESCOPE · ARTIST NEWS · OCTOBER 20, 2026

Stray Kids Reveals All Seven Tracks for Japanese Mini-Album SUIATSU

Sony Music Japan has revealed the seven-song track list for Stray Kids’ fourth Japanese mini-album SUIATSU, due November 25, and launched a dedicated album website. A separate HMV fan-event entry round concerns THIS & THAT.

Stray Kids at the 40th Golden Disc Awards in January 2026, archival real performance photograph
Photo: Stray Kids at the 40th Golden Disc Awards, January 2026 · Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0).

Stray Kids has moved another step closer to the release of its fourth Japanese mini-album, SUIATSU. On October 19, 2026, Sony Music Japan unveiled the full seven-track running order and opened a dedicated Japanese special site. The album’s planned release date remains November 25; this latest announcement is not a surprise early album drop.

The project is described by Sony as the group’s first Japan-original mini-album in approximately eighteen months, with the track list built entirely around original Japanese material and album-specific versions.

Full SUIATSU track list

  1. SUIATSU
  2. TEMPLE
  3. Lonely Night
  4. LAST TAKE
  5. Christmas Love (Party Version)
  6. SUIATSU (Deep Version)
  7. SUIATSU (Boost Version)

Three different versions of SUIATSU appear on the album: the title song, a Deep Version and a Boost Version. The track order makes these different presentations visible without needing to speculate about their production arrangements before the completed album becomes available.

A special site and different physical editions

The new official special website collects the Japanese project information in one place. Sony’s notice also describes several physical editions: the first limited edition A includes a Blu-ray with approximately an hour of behind-the-scenes content, while limited edition B comes with a special printed ZINE. The period-limited editions include eight individual member versions, each with its own collectible materials.

Edition details matter to fans considering pre-orders, but the presence of a Blu-ray or photography booklet does not imply that new audio or a full public music video was released on October 19. Sony’s announcement places the album on the November release calendar.

HMV’s new registration window: a separate record

Sony Music Japan also announced the start of a second HMV lottery registration round on October 19 at noon Japan time. That promotion is associated with the separate Stray Kids mini-album THIS & THAT—not the upcoming SUIATSU release.

The registration period runs from October 19 to November 1, 2026 in the official notice, with winners scheduled to be announced on November 6. Eligible serial codes are tied to qualifying purchases, and an entry does not guarantee a place. The in-person events are listed for December 19 in the Kanto region and January 31, 2027, in the Kansai region. Fans should check the full conditions, including photo identification requirements, before applying.

What international STAY should watch next

The confirmed SUIATSU news is the complete track list, album formats, special website and November 25 release date. The HMV information is a separate fan-participation opportunity that happens to share the October 19 news cycle. Keeping them apart makes it easier to navigate the Japanese releases without buying the wrong qualifying product.

There are no grounds yet to claim specific chart rankings, first-week sales or a newly posted complete title-track MV for SUIATSU. Those milestones should be reported only after the relevant official release or chart update.

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