The album features a total of six songs, including the title track 'Blue.'
The two members participated in writing and composing their solo tracks, capturing various moments of love.
DK and Seungkwan of SEVENTEEN are set to return with a new album. HYBE's Pledis Entertainment revealed the tracklist for their mini-album 'Serenade' on January 5 through SEVENTEEN's official social media. The album features a total of six songs, including the title track 'Blue,' which explores various emotional depths. 'Blue' is themed around 'love with different paces,' capturing emotional shifts delicately. Both members participated in writing and composing their solo tracks 'Rockstar' and 'Dream Serenade,' and they are also credited as co-lyricists for 'Prelude of Love.' The title 'Serenade' evokes the idea of a night song of love, expressing various moments of love, from boredom to new beginnings, through six tracks. They aim to strengthen their presence as a traditional vocal duo in K-pop.
The upcoming album by DK and Seungkwan from SEVENTEEN clearly showcases their musical growth. The title track 'Blue' explores complex emotions of love and allows the audience to relate through the members' profound harmonies. By narrating love in different paces, the song reflects various forms of affection, making it significantly impactful. Additionally, the members express their individuality through their respective solo tracks, presenting new charms to their fans.
The title 'Serenade' goes beyond mere romance to tackle deeper themes of love. Each track aims to encapsulate various stages of affection, particularly addressing boredom and new beginnings, offering the audience a more emotional connection. Moreover, their contribution as co-lyricists for 'Prelude of Love' serves as strong evidence of their artistic growth.
In the K-pop industry, their activities set a guiding direction. By firmly establishing themselves as traditional vocalists, their music opens up new possibilities within K-pop. It is evident that their evolution sparks significant interest among fans and music lovers alike.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
Photo: Pledis Entertainment
