Discover timelesz's Epic New Album MOMENTUM: A J-Pop Journey

On April 29, timelesz will release their second album under the new lineup, MOMENTUM. And true to its name, this is not an album that looks back quietly—it moves forward with intention, speed, and heart.

A group of eight individuals posing together in a warmly lit room filled with plants and wall art, showcasing a casual and stylish aesthetic.

MOMENTUM was born from a year spent running alongside a new family. Twelve months of encounters, doubts, laughter, and learning are carried gently but firmly into this record. The group frames the album around a clear collective will: to keep accelerating without losing themselves, and to treasure every single moment—past, present, and future—as something irreplaceable. It’s an album shaped by motion, but grounded in memory.

Musically, the record gathers 13 tracks that sit firmly in J-Pop while stretching outward—catchy, genre-blending songs that feel unmistakably timelesz. There’s polish, yes, but also warmth: the sound of a group that has learned how to breathe together.

One of the album’s quiet revolutions lives in the regular edition’s second disc. For the first time as timelesz, unit songs take center stage. Formed through their journeys on Netflix’s timelesz project -REAL-, these units reflect the paths each member walked, and the people they became along the way. Each song feels like a postcard from a different road—distinct, personal, but all pointing back home. Alongside them is “あくび,” an eight-member track built around the concept of rest. Not escape, not stopping—but the kind of pause that allows you to keep going.

The announcement itself carried its own emotional weight. Fans first learned of MOMENTUM on February 5, during the final show of timelesz’s first-ever dome tour under the new system, held at Tokyo Dome. In that space—where voices echoed back louder than fear—the album felt less like news and more like a promise.

The physical releases honor that feeling with care. Limited Edition A includes the double lead tracks “GOOD TOGETHER” and “4分間だけ時間をください,” alongside music videos, behind-the-scenes footage from recording to MV shoots, and jacket photo making films. Limited Edition B turns the spotlight outward, featuring music videos for all unit songs and “あくび,” plus special variety content that captures the group’s unguarded chemistry. A three-version purchase bonus adds trading cards and additional footage that simply couldn’t be contained in one release.

And the movement doesn’t stop there. Beginning in May, timelesz will carry MOMENTUM into a nationwide arena tour—another chapter still unwritten, another set of moments waiting to be lived together.

This album isn’t just about speed. It’s about direction. About learning when to run, when to rest, and how to keep holding hands while doing both. MOMENTUM is timelesz saying: we’re still moving—and this time, we know why.