SEVENTEEN's Dino will release his first mini-album "STARDUST" on December 4, with promotional content scheduled from November 23.
November/21/2024 17:05
Dino of SEVENTEEN will release his first Chinese mini-album "STARDUST" on December 4. Today (21st), Dino posted a promotional schedule image for "STARDUST" through SEVENTEEN's official SNS. According to this, he will start with the new album's tracklist on the 23rd, followed by concept photos on the 24th and 26th, and teaser content on December 2 and 3. After the new song's release on the 6th, a performance video will be released, and visualizers on the 7th and 8th. Prior to this, Dino released an image with "STARDUST" and "Coming Soon," sparking curiosity. Following an image filled with his overwhelming atmosphere, he informed about the new song's release, increasing fans' interest in the unique musical world he will showcase. Dino debuted as part of SEVENTEEN in 2015, releasing group albums and Chinese digital singles like "Dreams Come True," "那幕 (Falling Down)," "Side By Side," and "海城 (Hai Cheng)," proving his wide-ranging musical talents. He has also showcased his skills as a singer-songwriter by participating in writing lyrics for both his solo songs and group albums. Additionally, there is growing interest in the performances he will present with the new song. As a member of the performance team unit within the group, he has received acclaim for his contemporary dance challenges in the YouTube content series "THE 8 Contemporary ART" and has also showcased breakdancing in variety shows and performances.
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