SEVENTEEN just dropped their 11th mini album, “SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN.” Fans couldn’t wait for this release, and it’s made history by becoming the most pre-ordered K-Pop album, with over 5.2 million copies ordered before it even hit the shelves.
The album’s name, “SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN,” is a playful take on the phrase “Seventh Heaven,” which means being extremely happy. The album is a joyful celebration of the band’s journey so far. They launched it alongside a music video for the lead single, ‘God of Music’, a cheerful soul funk track with a blend of synths and brass.
Check out the music video for ‘God of Music’ here!
The video was shot in Budapest and tells a story of a world without music until SEVENTEEN arrives, bringing back the joy of music that was lost. Starting from different places, each member finds their way to one another for a big festival finale.
Aside from the lead single, the mini album has eight tracks, including ‘Back 2 Back’ (Performance Unit), ‘Monster’ (Hip-hop Unit), and ‘Yawn’ (Vocal Unit). There are also two special tracks for their fans, ‘Diamond Days’ and ‘Headliner’. Plus, there’s an all-English track called ‘SOS (Prod. Marshmello)’ that highlights courage and togetherness.
According to PLEDIS Entertainment, the mini album had a whopping 5,206,718 copies in pre-orders as of October 23, breaking not only their previous record but also the records of other K-pop acts. SEVENTEEN now boasts both the best-selling K-pop album with “FML” and the most pre-ordered album with “SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN.”
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