SEVENTEEN‘s S.Coups and Mingyu have introduced the formation of a brand new sub-unit, CxM – discover out extra under.
At this time, the pair unveiled the brand new sub-unit, CxM – made up of their initials. The duo are attributable to drop their debut mini-album, ‘Hype Vibes’, on September 29 – pre-orders are actually reside, you’ll be able to place yours right here.
Whereas no concrete particulars have been revealed concerning the album – equivalent to what number of tracks it’s going to comprise, or the identify of the songs – the pair have launched a trailer for the upcoming challenge. The trailer is about in Los Angeles and sees S.Coups and Mingyu as they put together for a day trip. They make their separate methods right down to a seaside, the place they get together with numerous strangers, dancing and consuming alongside the best way.
Watch the trailer for CxM’s ‘Hype Vibes’ under.
This marks the second SEVENTEEN sub-unit that both are members of. S.Coups is a part of the SVT Leaders sub-unit alongside Hoshi and Woozi, whereas Mingyu is in a separate sub-unit with Wonwoo.
It’s presently unclear if CxM are planning for different actions after the album’s launch, as Mingyu should enlist for his necessary navy service in some unspecified time in the future – a agency enlistment date has but to be introduced. S.Coups is exempt from serving within the navy attributable to a previous ACL damage.
Fellow SEVENTEEN members Hoshi and Woozi are enlisting for his or her necessary navy service this month. As for the bigger SEVENTEEN group, they’ll be touring the US in October – discover the complete listing of dates and particulars right here.
The group have additionally lately confirmed that particular person members will stay energetic by means of solo materials, and that all the group will reconvene as soon as everybody’s achieved with their two-year service.
As for the 4 members who received’t be serving – The8 and Jun are Chinese language residents and Joshua’s a US citizen – they plan to “stick collectively and make one thing nice to showcase to the followers.” “It can be a good time for members who’ve been mentally or bodily exhausted to recharge themselves,” they added.
In a three-star evaluate of SEVENTEEN’s newest album ‘Blissful Burstday’, Gladys Yeo wrote for NME: “‘Blissful Burstday’ won’t be SEVENTEEN’s most cohesive launch, nevertheless it succeeds at showcasing the group’s transformation during the last 10 years. The document’s deal with solo songs exposes every member’s strengths and weaknesses after they stand alone, however its group tracks are a confident testomony to their chemistry and magnetism as a complete.”