Want to get to know SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan and Joshua through their voices? Try their first mini album, DREAMSCAPE. Released on October 19, 2026, it has seven tracks, including the title song, ‘12 o’clock.’ Five duets and a solo from each member let you explore both their partnership and their individual styles.

Noon, midnight, and two kinds of dreams

DREAMSCAPE begins with two meanings of a dream: the fantasies of sleep and the ideals you pursue while awake. PLEDIS’s album announcement introduces both. That day-and-night concept connects the album’s name with the clock in its title song.

Jeonghan and Joshua in black, seated on an outdoor sofaPLEDIS Entertainment

Start with ‘12 o’clock’ if you like. It is dance rock rooted in 1970s–80s disco and funk, with bass and guitar playing key roles. The label describes a search for ‘you’ in a dream, moving between noon and midnight. Whether that means a lover or a goal you hope to reach is left to the listener.

Then return to the opener, ‘Like you.’ Following its house synthesizers into the title track’s guitars gives the seven songs a clearer flow. Pick a song you like first, then listen to the tracks on either side of it.

Jeonghan in white beside a treePLEDIS Entertainment

Find your preferences in the two solos

For their individual styles, play tracks five and six together. Joshua’s ‘Not personal’ combines alternative rock, fuzz bass, and pop melodies. He contributed lyrics and composition, alongside JUNNY and dress. If his voice caught your attention in the duets, this is a place to listen more closely.

Joshua resting his arms on a table in a green-lit roomPLEDIS Entertainment

Jeonghan’s ‘컬러링’ (Coloring) is electro house. It brings jealousy to the everyday subject of a caller ringback tone, with lyrics co-written by Jeonghan and BUMZU. Compare the solos by asking what draws you in: guitars and a band texture, or synthesizers and repeating rhythms?

Jeonghan in black standing in a green-lit roomPLEDIS Entertainment

Genre can guide you through the other tracks, too. Choose ‘Outside’ for bass, or ‘One plus one’ for R&B and soul with guitar and piano. The closer, ‘No looking back,’ moves into rock. Start with a familiar sound, then replay the album in order to find songs you might have passed over.

Follow their movement in the video

Joshua lying beside water with flowersPLEDIS Entertainment

The official music video uses railway tracks, train compartments, and a succession of rooms to suggest movement and connection. The album introduction also describes an imaginary creature combining a peacock and an ouroboros—the tail-biting figure that symbolizes a cycle. With those details in mind, follow where the two members move, rather than trying to decode ‘dreams’ all at once.

These are PLEDIS Entertainment’s ‘Daydreamers’ and ‘Dreamchaser’ concept photos, collected in this photo feature. Requests to correct or change image attribution will be reviewed and addressed.

You do not need to memorize all seven songs at once. Begin with the title track and the two solos, then branch out. Pick a voice or instrument you enjoy and listen again; it may reveal different reasons to like them as a pair and as individuals.

Watch the official ‘12 o’clock’ music video on HYBE LABELS