K-pop boy group P1Harmony unveiled a trailer video for its upcoming mini-album, set to release on Sept. 20. Courtesy of FNC Entertainment

K-pop boy group P1Harmony will be dropping a new album on Sept. 20.

The group's agency FNC Entertainment announced Wednesday that the six-piece act is returning with its seventh mini-album, yet to reveal the name, later this month, unveiling a trailer video titled "OUT OF CONTEXT____."

The 90-second video shows the members — Keeho, Theo, Jiung, Intak, Soul and Jongseob — walking through a grocery store that is on fire, nonchalantly buying ice cream amid the chaos.

The new album comes about seven months after the group's first feature album "Killin' It," released in February.

"Through the series of ‘DISHARMONY' and ‘HARMONY,' P1Harmony has sought changes, deviating from conventional norms. And it has finally achieved true harmony between its metaverse '+WORLD' and the reality," the company said in the release.

"With the first full album ‘Killin' It,' the group firmly established its unique color in the music scene. And with this seventh mini-album that comes seven months later, the members are set to prove their identity as chosen heroes."

The group debuted in 2020 with the mini-album and has released a string of hit songs, including "Do It Like This" (2022), "Fall In Love Again" (2023) and "JUMP" (2023). It recently ended its second world tour "P1ustage H : UTOP1A," and released the Japanese album "Love & P1ece : The Best of P1Harmony," last month.