D-Day is the second Japanese extended play of South Korean artist, Daesung, also known by his Japanese stage name, D-Lite, member of boy band Big Bang. The album was released digitally on March 28 and physically on April 12, 2017.

In December 2016, Daesung's first Dome Tour was announced, with shows in the Japanese cities of Saitama and Osaka. In support of this tour, a new album's name and release date was announced in February of the following year.D-Day contains seven songs written and composed by top Japanese artists, including Ayaka, Hata Motohiro and Mizuno Yoshiki.Kameda Seiji, who previously produced his Japanese covers album, D'scover, will be the album's main producer. Daesung wrote some songs himself as well, including "Spring Breeze Melody."

Compared to his previous album, Daesung stated that D-Day is more upbeat and energetic, and that he recorded with "the spirit of a 20 year-old." The track "Venus" is a funk song with a "groovy rhythm" reminiscent of his previous song "Joyfull." In contrast, "Anymore" is a "heartrending ballad with emotional vocals" and rock elements.

To promote the album, Daesung gave an interview to the radio station Tokyo FM and appeared in several Japanese TV shows, including Sakigake, AmebaTV, and Music On! TV. He also covered the magazine An an and landed editorials on Numéro Tokyo,ViVi and TV Life.

On March 13, a teaser of the title track's music video was posted on Big Bang's official YouTube channel.Jiji Press released an exclusive behind the scenes video of "D-Day" the following day.YGEX then posted daily previews of the other tracks on their website.

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