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NCT Dream turns 10-year milestone into disco celebration with 'Boogie Woogie'

NCT Dream is turning a decade together into a dance-floor celebration, bringing vintage disco rhythms and exuberant choreography to “Boogie Woogie,” the lead single from its upcoming sixth full-length album. The seven-member group, under SM Entertainment, will release “DREAM AFTER DREAM,” featuring 10 tracks across various genres, on global music platforms at 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 9. “Boogie…

NCT Dream turns 10-year milestone into disco celebration with 'Boogie Woogie'

NCT Dream is gearing up to mark a decade together with a vibrant disco celebration, launching their lead single "Boogie Woogie" from the upcoming sixth album "DREAM AFTER DREAM." The seven-member group, signed to SM Entertainment, is set to release the 10-track album on global digital platforms at 6 p.m. on November 9. The track "Boogie Woogie" masterfully fuses the nostalgic groove of 1970s disco funk with contemporary synthesizers in an exhilarating dance anthem, celebrating the band's ten years of togetherness.

The song is imbued with gratitude towards those who have made everyday moments special, urging listeners to cherish the present and revel in life's shared experiences. Member Jaemin also contributed to the songwriting, lending his lyrical touch. Its dynamic choreography is perfectly synced to the track's lively tempo, featuring energetic moves that capture the spirit of a lively disco party.

A standout element of the performance is the "Boogie Woogie" dance, where members energetically swing their fists from side to side during the chorus. The performance also includes a sequence where members join hands in a circle, adding a communal touch to the celebration.

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