Stray Kids prepares to commemorate the release of their fourth studio album

South Korean boy band Stray Kids have announced their fourth album, titled "Karma", set to release after the conclusion of their world tour, "Dominate". The tour, which spanned 54 shows across 34 cities, drew an impressive audience of approximately 2 million fans.

The "Dominate" tour concluded in Rome last month, marking the end of an era for the band. However, Stray Kids are already looking forward to their next venture – the release of their new album. The main track of "Karma" is named "Ceremony", and the album features 11 tracks in total.

The upcoming album is themed around a sports competition set in the year 2081. The competition invites all previous winners of the contest, promising a fierce battle of skills and talent. Stray Kids have been seen dancing to the tune of their new single, "Ceremony", in a recently released teaser video.

The teaser video, released via label JYP Entertainment, begins with a close-up of Hyunjin's head, showcasing his distinctive kelly-green hair. In the video, Hyunjin's hair is shaved short and bears the band's logo in a yin-and-yang style. The band can be seen dancing energetically to the rhythm of "Ceremony".

In addition to the initial teaser video, Stray Kids released a second teaser video for "Karma" on Tuesday. The music producers for the album include the in-house production team 3Racha (Bang Chan, Changbin, and Han) along with DallasK, Jun2, Millionboy, Ronnie Icon, and Versachoi.

The lyrics of "Ceremony" include the line, "Yeah we gon' celebrate 'cause we got good karma." Fans are eagerly awaiting the release of the full album, hoping for another dose of Stray Kids' unique sound and style. With the teaser videos and the announcement of the album's theme, it's clear that Stray Kids are poised for another successful comeback.