SEVENTEEN's vocalists DK and Seungkwan impress with solo song covers, building anticipation for their upcoming mini-album 'Serenade.'
December/29/2025 16:46
The outstanding singing abilities of SEVENTEEN's DK and Seungkwan are once again attracting attention, and fans' expectations for their 1st mini-album are rising. On the 26th and 27th, DK and Seungkwan released 'song switch' videos on SEVENTEEN's official YouTube channel and social media, where they sang each other's solo songs. Seungkwan reinterpreted 'Happy Virus (DK Solo)' with his unique husky vocals and calm sensibility, delivering warmth and comfort through the song's message of 'protecting your most important smile.' DK brilliantly performed 'Raindrops (SEUNGKWAN Solo)' with explosive vocal power and rich expressiveness, maximizing the song's emotional depth with a delicate intro and a refreshing chorus. The music reinterpreted by the two showcases a different charm from the original songs. Notably, they delivered a perfect live performance without special sound equipment, earning praise as 'main vocalists.' DK and Seungkwan also gained attention with their cover video of 'Die With a Smile' released on the 14th, receiving positive feedback from music fans for their impeccable singing and delicate techniques. The video quickly rose to 4th place on YouTube's Korean daily popular music video chart (as of December 15) and secured 50th place on the global chart. The two will release their 1st mini-album 'Serenade' on January 12 at 6 PM. The album expresses the entire process between meeting and parting, from excitement to weariness and new beginnings, through emotionally rich storytelling. The album title carries the meaning of 'a love song sung at night (Serenade).' They have also sequentially released official photos of the compact version, filled with winter sensibility, to preview the new album.
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