(G)I-DLE's 'We Made' Tracklist Revealed: 'Gimme Dat Love,' Soyeon's Latin Pivot, and the 9th Mini Album Landing July 6

Four days before (G)I-DLE's 9th mini album 'We Made' drops on July 6 at 6PM KST, Cube Entertainment has confirmed the complete tracklist — six songs, two of which were penned by members themselves, and a title track that signals a deliberate turn toward Latin pop after years of Eastern-influenced sound design. 'Gimme Dat Love,' the lead track built around a whistle melody and produced by American-Ghanaian songwriter Daramola and Colombian-American producer Samantha Cámara, is not Soyeon chasing a trend — it is Soyeon, writing under her producer alias icebluerabbit, co-authoring a pivot with two of Latin pop's rising names. The (G)I-DLE We Made tracklist 2026 completes a picture the group announced dramatically: 80,000 fans at Hong Kong's Kai Tak Stadium heard the reveal first.

The album opens with 'Mono (Feat. skaiwater),' the January 2026 single that introduced the group's year with a hazy, introspective atmosphere distinct from their usual genre-fluid theatrics. Track two is 'Crow,' the guitar-forward pre-release that arrived on June 15. Track three is 'Gimme Dat Love' — the title track, designed as the album's commercial and promotional center. Track four, 'Morning,' was written by Soyeon; track five, 'Love Is Pain,' is a self-composed track by Minnie, marking the Thai singer's most complete solo composition on a group project to date. The sixth track has not been publicly named ahead of release.

'We Made' arrives in four physical versions — A, B, C, and a Poca Album — each containing different photocard configurations and booklet designs. Physical sales for their previous 8th mini album, 'I love,' crossed one million units in its first week; preorder demand tracked at a pace consistent with that benchmark, with international retailers reporting high inventory turnover before orders closed. The Syncopation World Tour, which concluded its Hong Kong run at Kai Tak Sports Park on June 28, provides the album with a live-audience halo that typically boosts first-week sales figures for groups mid-tour.

Daramola and Samantha Cámara bring a structural clarity to 'Gimme Dat Love' that sits apart from (G)I-DLE's previous title tracks. The whistle melody serves as the song's signature hook, weaving through the chorus in a way that separates it melodically from 'Queencard,' 'Super Lady,' and 'Nxde' — Soyeon's previous three title track approaches, each built around a harder, more confrontational framework. 'Gimme Dat Love' is warmer and more overtly romantic, matching the summer release window with intention. Where past (G)I-DLE title tracks often weaponised self-confidence, this one reaches outward.

Two MV teasers have framed the song's visual identity around thermal camera and X-ray-style imagery — skyrocketing body temperatures, pounding heartbeats rendered as data, physical attraction translated into biometric language. The aesthetic choice is specific: it externalises internal desire as scientific fact rather than romantic metaphor, which is consistent with (G)I-DLE's tendency to give emotionally legible content an intellectually distancing visual treatment. The full music video drops simultaneously with the album at 6PM KST on July 6.

(G)I-DLE announced 'We Made' at the conclusion of their Syncopation World Tour stop at Hong Kong's Kai Tak Sports Park on June 27 and 28 — two nights, roughly 80,000 total fans. The announcement followed individually staged solo spotlights from each member: Soyeon and Minnie delivered new dance stages, Miyeon performed a reimagined arrangement of an earlier track, Shuhua opened a segment with a striking solo performance, and Yuqi played the traditional Chinese guzheng in a moment the Hong Kong crowd received with particular intensity. A Macau date on August 29 was also announced during the finale — adding another major venue to what has become (G)I-DLE's most expansive tour to date.