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Hallyu boy band TVXQ is making a comeback with a new song “Catch Me,” S.M. Entertainment announced Wednesday.
The boy band will release its album via online music sharing websites including Genie, Melon and Naver Music on Sept. 24. The album will be released in hard copy on Sept. 26.
The album’s title piece, “Catch Me,” has a trendy Dutch electronic sound in harmony with an orchestra, and dubstep beats. The song is about a proud and self-centered man saying good-bye to his lover, but secretly begging her to come back in his mind and wanting her to show her love.
The agency said the group would accompany the song with strong and charismatic dancing, making a perfect trinity of music, visuals and performance.
S.M. Entertainment also updated a teaser photo of the member Chang-min, on S.M.’s official website, Facebook and TVXQ’s website.
(lhj137@heraldcorp.com)
The boy band will release its album via online music sharing websites including Genie, Melon and Naver Music on Sept. 24. The album will be released in hard copy on Sept. 26.
The album’s title piece, “Catch Me,” has a trendy Dutch electronic sound in harmony with an orchestra, and dubstep beats. The song is about a proud and self-centered man saying good-bye to his lover, but secretly begging her to come back in his mind and wanting her to show her love.
The agency said the group would accompany the song with strong and charismatic dancing, making a perfect trinity of music, visuals and performance.
S.M. Entertainment also updated a teaser photo of the member Chang-min, on S.M.’s official website, Facebook and TVXQ’s website.
(lhj137@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
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