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Doh Kyung-soo surprises fans with new single 'Darling' during global tour

Singer-actor Doh Kyung-soo is set to release a new single, “Darling,” on Wednesday, offering fans fresh music while continuing his ongoing international concert tour. The singer will release his new digital single through major music streaming platforms at 6 p.m. Nov. 11, Blitzway Music said. “Darling” marks his first new release in about two months, following his fourth EP, “DOPAMINE,” which…

Doh Kyung-soo surprises fans with new single 'Darling' during global tour

K-pop star and actor Doh Kyung-soo is set to surprise his fans with a new single titled "Darling" during his global concert tour. The digital release is expected to hit major streaming platforms at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, as announced by his label, Blitzway Music. This marks Doh's first new music in approximately two months, following the release of his fourth EP, "DOPAMINE," in September.

The singer, known for his role in the popular group EXO, has been touring through 2026-2027 with his "DAY OFF" concert series, where he continues to engage with his fans across various countries. The announcement of the new single came through a poster posted on Doh's official social media accounts at midnight on Monday, followed by teaser images 30 minutes later.

The poster features a dandelion image on faded paper, with a vintage-style fabric label, and prominently displays the phrase "Darling I'm dreamin' bout you and your starry eyes," alongside Doh's name and the release date. The accompanying concept images resemble aged pages, adding to the nostalgic feel of the announcement.

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