NCT Wish, will release their second single album titled 'Songbird' in the Korean version. To be precise today, Monday July 1, 2024. Ahead of their latest single album comeback, NCT Wish has successfully broken their previous album pre-order record by almost doubling the sales of their latest album.
As reported by Naver, NCT Wish's second single album 'Songbird' managed to record a total of 630,000 pre-order copies for both the Japanese and Korean versions of the album. This record illustrates the group's significant growth after their debut single album titled 'Wish' which was released last February managed to record a total pre-order of 370,000 copies.
Meanwhile, the Korean version of the title track 'Songbird' from the album will be officially released on all digital platforms starting on Monday July 1, 2024, at 6 PM KST. Along with the music video for the song, it will also be officially released on SMTOWN's YouTube channel .
On the other hand, the song 'Songbird' itself is a pop dance genre song, with an addictive and catchy guitar riff sound . The lyrics of the song are based on the motif of a bird that brings good luck. At the same time inviting us all to fly higher together in realizing our hopes.
The refreshing vocals of the NCT Wish members, as well as their youthful aura make this song even more interesting. The Korean version of the music video for 'Songbird' will focus on the fantasy story concept of the NCT Wish members. Where the six members will act as messengers of hope, love, and luck.
A unique choreography performance that is tailored to the theme of the song will also be featured, and is expected to add dynamics and energy to the song. In addition to featuring the main song 'Songbird', this latest album will also contain a b-side track titled 'Tears Are Falling' which is a healing -themed song .
Welcoming the release of their second single album 'Songbird' in Korea, NCT Wish will also hold a live broadcast titled 'NCT Wish Songbird Live Countdown' on NCT Wish's YouTube and Weverse channels, as well as NCT's TikTok at 5 p.m. KST.
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