Haru Lee RIIZE Lyric Credit Confirmed for ‘Do your dance’ Ahead of ‘II’ Release

Haru Lee is listed as the sole lyricist for RIIZE’s new title track, “Do your dance,” placing Lee Haru at the center of attention ahead of the group’s next album release. Korean entertainment outlets reported on June 8, 2026, that the credit appears on the song from RIIZE’s second mini album, “II,” which is scheduled for release on June 15, 2026.¹

The credit has drawn wider notice because Haru Lee is identified in the reports as Lee Haru, daughter of Epik High member Tablo. Coverage from Xportsnews stated that the public credit lists “Haru Lee” as lyricist and that the name is Lee Haru’s English name.²

Haru Lee RIIZE Credit Centers on ‘Do your dance’

The main confirmed point across the reports is the lyric credit for “Do your dance.” Star News reported that Lee Haru took part alone in writing lyrics for the title track of RIIZE’s second mini album “II.”¹ Sports Kyunghyang also reported that Lee Haru was named alone for lyrics on RIIZE’s new song, using the title styling “Do Your Dance.”³

The credit is significant within the narrow context of the release because “Do your dance” is not a side track but the title song for RIIZE’s next project. Kstyle previously reported on May 22, 2026, that RIIZE would return on June 15 with the second mini album “II,” led by the title track “Do your dance.”⁴

Reports also connect the credit to Lee Haru’s earlier public profile. Sports Kyunghyang described her as born in 2010 and noted that she appeared in the past with Tablo on the KBS2 program “The Return of Superman.”³ The current coverage, however, is focused on her work credit rather than television activity.

Star News added that Lee Haru had previously participated with Tablo in writing lyrics for KiiiKiii’s “To me from me.”¹ That earlier credit is the only additional songwriting activity identified in the supplied reports, and the current focus remains her solo lyric credit for RIIZE.

What Is Known About RIIZE’s ‘II’ Release

RIIZE’s “II” is described in the reports as the group’s second mini album. DIPE, Dispatch’s English-language site, reported that the album contains six tracks, including the title song “Do your dance.”⁵ Kstyle also reported that the release would include six songs and that RIIZE planned to release teaser and preview content through an official promotion page and social media.⁴

The rollout moved into a preview phase on June 8. DIPE reported that RIIZE released a 15-second practice room video for “Do your dance” through official accounts at midnight on June 8.⁵ bntnews, citing material provided by SM Entertainment, reported that RIIZE had set the week before the comeback as a title-track preview period and released an intro performance short-form video on official social media on June 8.⁶

The exact release date remains June 15, 2026, based on the sources provided. Because June 15 is after the current date of June 8, the album release is still upcoming, while the lyric credit and preview material have already been reported publicly.

Song Description and Reported Sound

The available reports describe “Do your dance” in genre terms but do not provide full lyrics or detailed production credits beyond the lyricist information included in the summaries. Xportsnews described the track as an uptempo dance song combining a hip-hop beat with electronic pop sounds.² bntnews reported the same broad musical description based on SM Entertainment-provided material.⁶

Those descriptions indicate the song’s public positioning before release, but they do not establish how Haru Lee’s lyrics function within the full track. The supplied sources do not include lyric excerpts, behind-the-scenes comments from Haru Lee, or an interview explaining the writing process. They also do not provide a complete track-by-track credit list for all six songs on “II.”

The consistent facts available are narrower: “Haru Lee” appears in the lyricist credit for “Do your dance,” the name is identified by Korean coverage as Lee Haru, and the song is the title track for RIIZE’s second mini album “II.” The album is due on June 15, with six tracks reported and preview content already released through official channels.⁵

Haru Lee RIIZE Do your dance lyricist credit II release concept

The Haru Lee RIIZE connection is therefore centered on a specific published credit, not on speculation about future activity. As of June 8, 2026, the confirmed story is that Lee Haru, credited as Haru Lee, is named as the sole lyricist for RIIZE’s “Do your dance” ahead of the June 15 release of “II.”