YSLA is putting all those complicated feelings into one song. The rising P-pop girl group has entered a fresh chapter with “No Label,” their latest single released on August 21, 2026. Now, their fans, KYSLAP, just have to wait a little longer because the song’s official music video premieres on August 25.
With its title already sounding like a situationship waiting to happen, “No Label” dives into that confusing space between feelings and commitment, with YSLA’s teasers asking the all-too-familiar question: “Ano ba tayo?”
Released on August 21, “No Label” is now available on major digital streaming platforms, marking YSLA’s latest musical release following their pre-debut single “Bubble Date.”
The new track centers on that messy middle ground of a relationship that doesn’t quite have a name yet. YSLA’s promotional teasers lean into the uncertainty of being caught between something hidden and something real, giving “No Label” a very relatable emotional core.
Basically, it is the soundtrack for staring at your phone at 2 AM wondering, “So… what are we?”
The song may already be out, but YSLA is not done feeding their fans. The “No Label” official music video is scheduled to premiere on August 25, 2026, just four days after the single’s release. YSLA has been rolling out group MV concept photos, including dedicated visuals for each member.
Listen to YSLA’s “No Label” here
YSLA was first introduced as a five-member P-pop girl group composed of Mikat, Joana, Venus, Cyla, and Yonicah. The group has been performing since 2024 and officially introduced itself to the P-pop scene in 2025. YSLA released their first pre-debut single, “Bubble Date,” on February 23, 2026, while Yonicah was still part of the group.
Following Yonicah’s departure, Cheska was revealed as YSLA’s new member on June 19, bringing the group back to five members. YSLA’s current lineup is Mikat, Joana, Venus, Cyla, and Cheska, with all five featured in the group’s current “No Label” era.
YSLA’s official fandom name is KYSLAP, pronounced “kislap”, taken from the Filipino word kislap. The spelling was changed to incorporate YSLA into the fandom name, creating a wordplay that connects the group and their fans.
With “No Label” marking a new chapter for the group, there’s plenty for KYSLAPs to look forward to. And now, the whole KYSLAP fandom has a fresh YSLA era to enjoy.
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