Seventeen’s Jeonghan and Joshua Find Their JxJ Duo Sound on ‘Dreamscape’: ‘Right in the Middle Between Strong and Subtle’ (EXCLUSIVE)

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The record is also Jeonghan’s first new music since he completed South Korea’s mandatory military service this summer. While he served, Seventeen kept performing without him, and at times he watched his bandmates from the audience, among the group’s fans, known as Carats.

Joshua spent the same stretch producing songs of his own and sending them to their company. Related Stories ‘Death in Paradise’ Gets Its First International Adaptation in Croatia, Promises ‘Murder Mystery, Humor, Warmth and a Strong Sense of Place’ (EXCLUSIVE) Banijay Eyes Expansion Into U.S.

Scripted Space: ‘The U.S. Is a New Opportunity’ The pair met as trainees and recorded the duet “Falling for U” for the 2018 special album “Director’s Cut,” but JxJ is the first project built entirely around the two of them.

Popular on Variety Joshua says their company first suggested they collaborate together. “After giving it some thought, we’ve been together for so long, and we really wanted to show a different side to ourselves,” he says.

“Sides that we haven’t shown as a whole group, as Seventeen, so we thought it was going to be fun. And a lot of our fans actually like our chemistry, the chemistry that the two of us have.” Jeonghan says that with several members away on military service, those who remained talked with the company about how to keep bringing Carats new music.

“We thought that it would be a really exciting project, so that’s how it came to life.” Seventeen debuted in 2015 under Pledis Entertainment, now part of Hybe, with 13 members split into hip-hop, vocal and performance teams. It holds the record for the highest-selling K-pop album, “FML,” and was the first K-pop act to sell more than 5 million copies of an album in its first week.

All 13 members renewed their Pledis contracts this summer, the second time the full group has re-signed. Military service has thinned the lineup, though.

Six members are currently serving, and Seungkwan and Dino enlist together on Oct. That leaves five active members: Jeonghan, Joshua, S.Coups, Jun and The8.

Jeonghan and Joshua both sing in the vocal team, and JxJ is the group’s seventh unit. “The exhilaration and the Carats screaming, cheering, their love, the spotlight – everything is something that you can only enjoy on stage,” Jeonghan tells Variety .

“So I missed those moments on stage. I just wanted to get ready after finishing my military service, prep myself, and get back on there as soon as possible.” He says he came out of the s

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