BINI is kicking off a major global campaign with back-to-back releases this April, anchored by a Netflix docuseries and the debut of their new single “Blush,” just days before their appearance at Coachella 2026.

The BINI Docuseries premieres on Netflix on April 10, bringing the group’s story to an international audience. 

The three-part series, produced with iWantTFC and ABS-CBN News, traces their journey from training to their breakout run in 2024, including their first solo concert, BINIverse. Directed by Jet Leyco and written by Jeff Canoy, the project features interviews and behind-the-scenes footage from all eight members: Aiah, Colet, Maloi, Gwen, Stacey, Mikha, Jhoanna, and Sheena.

Structured into three chapters, the series is divided into “Born to Win,” which covers their early beginnings and training; “Here With You,” which focuses on their growth and key milestones; and “Hanggang Dulo,” which serves as the final installment. The docuseries was also recognized as a finalist at the New York TV and Film Festival, signaling its wider appeal beyond the group’s core fanbase.

A day earlier, on April 9 at 9 PM PHT, BINI will release “Blush,” the lead single from their third EP Signals. The track arrives with a music video that introduces a “tropical dominance” concept, based on teaser visuals featuring sunlit outdoor settings and summer-forward styling.

The release is positioned as part of the group’s shift toward a more global sound, with international collaborators involved in the EP’s production.

Signals includes six tracks: “Blush,” “Unang Kilig,” “Honey Honey,” “Tic Tac Toe,” “Sugar Rush,” and “Step Back.” The EP rollout, alongside the docuseries, forms a coordinated push aimed at expanding BINI’s reach beyond the local market.

The campaign leads directly into their Coachella debut, where the group is scheduled to perform at the Mojave Stage on April 10 from 4:15 to 5:00 PM PDT, ahead of another set on April 17. 

The appearance marks a milestone as they step onto one of the world’s biggest festival stages, with a Global Spin Live performance at the Grammy Museum set for April 21 as part of their U.S. promotions.

With a streaming release, new music, and international stages lined up within the same month, BINI’s April rollout signals a clear move toward global visibility, positioning the group at a pivotal moment in their career.

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