Timelesz teases MOMENTUM

timelesz is rolling out its April 29 album *MOMENTUM* with a steady stream of member-focused teaser videos, extending the group’s first full album campaign since expanding to eight members in February 2025. (universal-music.co.jp) The album was announced on February 5, and Universal Music Japan says *MOMENTUM* is the group’s second album under its new lineup and includes 13 J-pop tracks. The release also includes the song “Believers,” which the label says is tied to a WOWOW and Tokai TV drama starring member Yoshitaka Hara. (universal-music.co.jp) The campaign has centered on video: timelesz’s official site lists a teaser for “4分間だけ時間をください” on April 1 and the full YouTube version on April 4. The group’s YouTube channel showed that clip passing 352,000 views within about 10 hours of posting. (ovtp.jp, youtube.com) That push comes as timelesz is trying to convert a major lineup change into a stable new era. Universal Music Japan said on February 15, 2025 that five members — Takuto Teranishi, Yoshitaka Hara, Masaki Hashimoto, Shuto Inomata and Taiki Shinozuka — joined the group, taking timelesz to eight members. (universal-music.co.jp) Netflix turned that transition into an ongoing story line. Its series *timelesz project -REAL-* follows the group after the audition, and Netflix says filming began on February 5, 2025 as the members prepared for an arena tour and other “firsts.” (netflix.com) The album package is built to keep fans engaged beyond the street date. The official *MOMENTUM* special page says buyers who reserve three editions together get serial-code access to three streaming videos and an eight-card trading-card set, with video access running through August 31, 2026. (ovtp.jp) The release is also feeding directly into the road schedule. The group’s official site lists “We’re timelesz LIVE TOUR 2026 episode 2 MOMENTUM” from May 16 through August 30, 2026, turning the album campaign into a months-long promotion cycle. (ovtp.jp) For now, the teaser strategy is simple: keep each member visible, keep the album date in front of fans, and bridge the gap to April 29 with a campaign built around short-form clips and collectible extras. (ovtp.jp, universal-music.co.jp)