Jeonghan and Joshua of K-pop group Seventeen debut as duo JxJ with album 'Dreamscape', marking Jeonghan's first release after military service. The pair describe merging their contrasting musical styles to create a sound balancing strength and subtlety.
01Summary
- 01JxJ is Seventeen's seventh unit and the first project built entirely around Jeonghan and Joshua, who debuted as trainees in 2015.
- 02The album includes solo tracks co-written by each member: Joshua's alternative rock 'Not Personal' and Jeonghan's electro-house 'Coloring'.
- 03The title track '12 O'Clock' is a dance-rock song with disco and funk influences, chosen after three or four candidates were considered.
- 04Six of Seventeen's 13 members are currently serving in South Korea's military, with Seungkwan and Dino enlisting on Oct. 26.
- 05All 13 members renewed their Pledis Entertainment contracts this summer, the second time the full group has re-signed.
02Why it matters
This matters to K-pop fans because it showcases a new side of two vocalists from the best-selling K-pop act, while also offering insight into how the group continues releasing music during members' military service.
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