December 10 have dropped their debut single Run My Way today (30.01.26), marking the boy band’s first official release since emerging on Netflix’s global series Simon Cowell: The Next Act.
The new track arrives as the buzzy band – comprising Cruz, 19, Danny,17, Hendrick, 19, John, 17, Josh, 17, Nicolas, 16, and Sean, 19 – continue their rapid rise, fresh from selling out their entire Introducing! tour across the UK and Ireland.
The run begins in Glasgow on February 16, and wraps in Dublin on February 22, with all 13 shows — including two rounds of added dates — selling out within minutes.
The group, newly signed to EMI Records, have already built a huge online following, boosted by the release of their stripped‑back cover of NSYNC’s Bye, Bye, Bye, which has now surpassed 1.5 million organic views on YouTube.
Written and produced by hitmakers Savan Kotecha and Rami Yacoub, Run My Way delivers a punchy, guitar‑driven pop sound with playful nods to Timothée Chalamet and Sabrina Carpenter. December 10 said the single “feels proper us” and described releasing their own music as “a dream come true.”
The accompanying music video was filmed in London and directed by KC Locke, capturing the band racing through studio sessions, Lime bike rides, rooftop moments and fairground chaos in a fast‑cut, documentary‑style montage.
Run My Way has also been picked up for Toyota’s latest Aygo X advertising campaign across the UK and Europe, giving the track an early boost on its first day out.
In an interview with The Sun newspaper’s Bizarre column, Hendrick teased about their recent studio sessions with hot-shot producers, including Savan Kotecha, who has worked with The Weekend and Ariana Grande: “We’ve got about 20 songs in the bag.”
Nicolas said: “Every song has a completely different vibe. You’ll get to hear when we start releasing new music that each single is different.”
Sean continued: “We all have different backgrounds in music that we want to show off.
“Some of us listen to more rock, some of us like R’n’B. For me and John, it’s classical music.”