SEVENTEEN teams up with world-renowned producer DJ Khaled.
On October 1st KST, SEVENTEEN shared a video on their official social media, announcing their collaboration with global music producer DJ Khaled.
The post, which read, “DJ Khaled just sent a message - sneak peek alert!” featured a video where DJ Khaled says, “I just added my signature sound into our finished track, so check it out. IT’S FIRE!” Shortly after, fans got a sneak peek of SEVENTEEN’s new track, which had already been teased through a track sampler. DJ Khaled’s signature phrases, “SEVENTEEN! DJ Khaled! ANOTHER ONE,” played over the song, instantly grabbing attention.
The collaboration between SEVENTEEN and DJ Khaled has been eagerly anticipated by fans worldwide. Recently, SEVENTEEN members Woozi, Mingyu, and Vernon were invited to DJ Khaled’s concert in the U.S., and the phrase “ANOTHER ONE” appeared in the track sampler for SEVENTEEN’s upcoming mini-album released on September 30th KST.
DJ Khaled is a star producer who has worked with top artists like Drake, Justin Bieber, and Jay-Z, producing numerous hit songs. He has been recognized with prestigious awards at the Grammy Awards, American Music Awards, and more, earning global acclaim.
SEVENTEEN has previously collaborated with international artists such as Marshmello, New Kids On The Block, Anne-Marie, and Pink Sweat$, establishing their presence in the global music scene. Fans are excited to see the synergy between SEVENTEEN and DJ Khaled in their upcoming project.
SEVENTEEN is set to release their 12th mini-album SPILL THE FEELS on October 14th at 6 p.m KST. This album will share stories that everyone can relate to, with the message, “Let’s trust one another, share our feelings, and resolve our worries together.” Pre-orders for the album have already surpassed 3 million copies in just two weeks.
Additionally, SEVENTEEN will soon kick off their new world tour. Just before their comeback, they will begin the SEVENTEEN [RIGHT HERE] WORLD TOUR at the Goyang Stadium on October 12th and 13th, followed by concerts in the U.S., Japan, and other parts of Asia.
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