SEVENTEENのディエイトが新曲「Star Crossing Night（feat.GALI）」をリリース。幻想的な音楽とビジュアルが特徴。
August/29/2025 19:23
Dino of SEVENTEEN released his original song "Star Crossing Night (feat. GALI)". His agency, Pledis Entertainment, announced today (29th) that Dino unveiled the new song through the Chinese version of TikTok, "Douyin," via the music platform SODA MUSIC at 11 AM. This song will be available from the 30th on major music platforms in and out of Korea, including MelOn, genie, Spotify, and YouTube. "Star Crossing Night (feat. GALI)" expresses the perspective of a narrator reflecting on memories of falling in love. Dino participated in the lyrics and composition, drawing inspiration from the night sky and shooting stars. The sound blends electronic music and R&B elements, harmonizing with emotional vocals to create a fantastical and dreamy atmosphere. Additionally, GALI, a rapper who ranked third in the popular Chinese hip-hop show "The Rap of China 2020," features on the track. Dino completed this song through collaboration with Douyin and the UK-based global fashion and culture magazine "Wonderland." Known for showcasing his talents in dance, singing, art, and fashion, he is expected to present a comprehensive artistry that merges music and visuals in his new song. The cover image released alongside shows Dino enveloped in starlight with a fantastical aura. The contrast of light and shadow creates an artistic and mysterious mood. A short music film is also planned for release. Until now, Dino has showcased a wide range of musicality with various songs, including digital singles like "Dreams Come True," "那幕 (Falling Down)," "Side By Side," and "海城 (Hai Cheng)" in China, as well as group activities with SEVENTEEN. Last year, he released his first Chinese EP "STARDUST," credited on all tracks, highlighting his singer-songwriter side. Along with the new song release, an appearance at a major music festival in China has been announced. Dino will headline the final day of the "YJ (Yue Jian Chao Xiang) Music Festival" held in Beijing on September 20th and 21st, marking his first performance as a solo artist at the festival, which is expected to attract around 60,000 spectators over two days.
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