I was even more curious about DREAMSCAPE because it was a Jeonghan and Joshua unit

I am delighted to hear the news about Jeonghan and Joshua's unit album, DREAMSCAPE. However, seeing the photo of the two of them together first, I feel a different atmosphere compared to their group activities with Seventeen. Even though they are sitting comfortably, their individual expressions look so distinct that I find myself staring at them for a while. Also, what I was most curious about this time was being able to hear their voices for an extended period within a single album.

The album was released on October 19th, and it is said that 656,011 copies were sold on the first day. It also topped the Hanteo Chart's daily album chart, and articles described it as the highest first-day sales in history for a K-pop unit album. On top of that, news of it reaching number one on the album charts on QQ Music and Line Music followed. This makes me realize just how many people were waiting for this new combination. However, rather than just listing the numbers, I think the chemistry the two created will be what remains in memory the longest.

Units, in particular, offer the fun of discovering different sides of familiar members. It allows you to get a closer look at vocal tones or expressions that usually just pass by briefly. Also, I think the feeling of listening to the album will change if you look for the moments when the two voices connect. So this time, instead of just listening to the representative track quickly, I plan to follow along slowly in order. I am also curious to see if the song I liked the first time I heard it is the same one that comes to mind again a few days later.