Okay-pop boy band Seventeen’s first all-English language single Darl+ing, which was launched Friday, has obtained beneficial feedback from international media.
US music journal Billboard took be aware of the 13-member act’s newest launch, calling it “a touching song that acts as a love letter and shows appreciation to their dedicated fanbase.”
“For Seventeen, doing the work of recording in another language isn’t just about making a global crossover, but about making a deliberate gesture,” wrote Natalie Morin, in a function interview article for US music publication Rolling Stone.
Teen Vogue, an internet US publication, additionally carried out an interview with Seventeen. In it, Teen Vogue’s Sara Delgado wrote, “Darl+ing serves as the place to begin for Team Seventeen, a mission the act unveiled in March after their sixth Caratland fan assembly. It can be the prelude for Seventeen’s long-anticipated fourth full-length album.”
Darl+ing is a pop style tune that options an addictive refrain and distinctive synth sounds. It was co-written and co-composed by Woozi, a vocalist of the band, with singer-producer Bumzu.
While the tune tells a brand new story to Carat, the title of Seventeen’s international followers, using the plus signal within the tune’s title has a that means of “Being united as one only when we are together,” in response to the band’s company Pledis Entertainment.
The boy band additionally swept on-line music charts each at house and overseas shortly after the digital single’s launch.
Darl+ing landed on the prime of the iTunes prime tune charts in 34 areas, together with Singapore, the Philippines, Egypt and Indonesia. The single additionally topped real-time charts on Japan’s Line Music and Mo-mu.
Meanwhile, Seventeen appeared on MTV’s Fresh Out Live, a weekly popular culture present within the US, performing Darl+ing for the first time on Friday.
It marked the boy band’s third time on the present, following their performances of the songs Ready to Love and Rock with You final 12 months. – The Korea Herald/Asia News Network
