Day26 Brings the Harmonies Home for the Holidays With All Year

If there is one thing R&B fans will always make room for, it is a group that knows how to harmonize. Day26 returns to that tradition with “All Year,” a holiday-season single that places romance and vocal chemistry at the center of the conversation.

Released November 6, 2026, the song reunites the five-member group with producer Bryan-Michael Cox, alongside j.Que Smith. The record leans into the kind of layered singing that made Day26 stand out when audiences first met them through MTV’s Making the Band 4.

Despite its seasonal presentation, the song’s message is bigger than Christmas. “All Year” celebrates the kind of connection that does not disappear when the decorations come down. It is a fitting sentiment for a group whose audience has followed its members through reunions, separate paths and new chapters.

The release also points toward more music. Day26 has renewed its creative relationship with Cox through Illustrate New Ideas, with a forthcoming album planned through Jive Records. For longtime supporters, that collaboration is meaningful: Cox helped shape the sound associated with the group’s earliest records.

Nostalgia might bring listeners to the play button, but it should not be the only reason they stay. With “All Year,” Day26 has an opportunity to remind R&B fans that its story is still being written.