NCT Dream tease upcoming track ‘Damaged Melodies’
NCT Dream have shocked followers with a teaser for his or her upcoming observe ‘Damaged Melodies’, out later this month.
On June 3, the NCT sub-unit wrapped up the final of their ‘The Dream Present 2: In Your Dream’ encore concert events in Seoul, which was additionally live-streamed to followers globally. On the finish of the present, the group introduced that they’d a particular present for followers, earlier than unveiling the teaser for his or her upcoming track titled ‘Damaged Melodies’.
The teaser clip, which was later shared by followers in attendance on social media, incorporates a quick snippet of the track over a photograph of NCT Dream. It additionally reveals that the track will likely be out someday in June.
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.pic.twitter.com/bCZOHhlLYG— NCT DREAM CENTER (@NCTDREAMCENTER) June 3, 2023
NCT Dream’s ‘The Dream Present 2: In Your Dream’ Seoul concert events comply with current stops in Asia, Europe and North America over the primary half of 2023. The group are set to deliver the tour to South America this July.
Final month, SM Leisure outlined its upcoming plans for NCT, together with the discharge of NCT Dream’s third studio album subsequent month, in addition to a brand new mini-album in November. On the time of publishing, it’s unclear if ‘Damaged Melodies’ will likely be a part of the upcoming July launch.
In the identical video briefing, the Ok-pop label shared that members Sungchan and Shotaro can be “closing their chapter with NCT”. The duo had been beforehand launched as NCT members in October 2020, and had been featured in songs on the boyband’s studio albums, ‘NCT 2020 Resonance’ and ‘Universe’ respectively.
Nonetheless, the pair didn’t find yourself becoming a member of certainly one of NCT’s mounted sub-groups — NCT 127, NCT Dream and WayV — throughout their time with the boyband. Sungchan and Shotaro at the moment are set to debut in a brand new boy group underneath SM Leisure.