SEVENTEEN's Jeong-han, Joshua chase dreams in new unit album
SEVENTEEN members Jeonghan and Joshua explore the shifting boundaries between fantasy and reality in “DREAMSCAPE,” their first mini-album as a unit, released Monday, with seven tracks built around dreams, personal aspirations and their evolving vocal styles. The title track, “12 o’clock,” blends dance-rock with modern interpretations of 1970s and 1980s disco and funk, following the two singers as…
SEVENTEEN's Jeong-han and Joshua have released their first mini-album as a unit, titled "DREAMSCAPE," featuring seven tracks centered around dreams, personal aspirations, and their evolving vocal styles. The title track, "12 o’clock," combines dance-rock with modern interpretations of 1970s and 1980s disco and funk, following the two singers as they pursue a dream between noon and midnight.
The album's music video teaser, released Sunday, showcases surreal imagery, including a train covered in snake scales and a picturesque meadow, setting the tone for the album's dreamlike world. In an interview with their agency, Pledis Entertainment, Jeong-han and Joshua discussed their creative process, musical experiments, and hopes for fans, expressing pride in their new work and acknowledging some nerves as they return to the studio.
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