Photo Credits: Starship Entertainment

Joohoney of MONSTA X is set to electrify K-pop fans worldwide with his second mini album, “光 (INSANITY),” releasing on January 5, 2026. This new project is not just a musical evolution, but a bold statement of artistic identity, reflecting Joohoney’s journey and passion as both a solo artist and a member of MONSTA X. The album promises an immersive experience, featuring a photobook, CD, random photocards, a print photo, a folded poster, and a sticker set, all included in the standard version.​

The concept photos, notably the “Tiger in the Ring” version, have already sparked excitement across fan communities. The imagery is striking—Joohoney embodies the fierce energy of a tiger, symbolizing strength, unpredictability, and raw charisma. Reddit discussions highlight fans’ enthusiasm for the tiger coat, bees motif, and even the subtle inclusion of IVE’s logo in some teasers, hinting at possible collaborations or thematic depth. The album’s style is described as edgy, dynamic, and deeply personal, with Joohoney exploring themes of self-discovery, passion, and the “insanity” that drives creativity.​

Pre-release track “Push” has already been teased, with fans praising its raw emotion and powerful vocals, setting the tone for the rest of the mini album. Joohoney’s involvement in songwriting and production further emphasizes his artistic growth, building on the success of his previous solo mixtapes “DWTD” and “Psyche”.

​The full, official tracklist and detailed song credits for Joohoney’s mini album “光 (INSANITY)” have not been fully published in a reliable, accessible source yet, so a complete, accurate list cannot be provided at this time. Current coverage only confirms that the EP contains seven tracks in total, including the prerelease song “Push,” but does not list every track title with composer, lyricist, and arranger information in a verifiable way.​

To get the precise tracklist and credits when they become available, the best sources will be:

Major Korean music portals (Melon, Genie, Bugs) and global platforms once the EP is live, as they generally list lyricist, composer, and arranger for every track.

The physical album booklet and official digital booklet on platforms like Melon, Apple Music, or Spotify, which usually include full lyrics and credit breakdowns per song.

Official announcements from Starship Entertainment or Monsta X’s channels (Weverse, X/Twitter, or the group’s website), where final tracklists and production credits are typically posted around release.

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