Seventeen’s Hoshi and Woozi Introduce Their New Song, “96ers”

Seventeen Participants Collaboration

Seventeen participants of Hoshi and University released their first single together “Beam”, as well as a music video for the title track “96ers”.

Details About the Release

Hoshi and the university of the last unit from the K-Pop Seventeen group. The leading single of the duet “96ers”, Cutrits Woozi and Bumzu as its producers, both of which also wrote a song along with Hoshi, among others. Both the song and the single album “Beam” were released today (March 10).

In a musical video, the songs are involved in Hoshi and University, performing a song in a chaotic art museum, where they represent themselves as living masterpieces. “The leaders are among Sononong / Born at ninety-six, we are following after the brothers dragons / do not need to swear, even if you envy / just do it, as we are now, just like it. ” They repeat in the choir.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rebhjyq8hoi

“University and I have always been inseparable since we were young. For a long time we dreamed of working as a unit, and now that we will finally be able to introduce the Luch to the world, I am excited. This album really reflects the music that we want to create, so we plan to completely enjoy on the stage,” Hoshi said about the new music of the couple in the press.

University added: “This is an incredible experience to release a new album with my closest friend in life. We had an absolute explosion working on this, and I believe that energy makes this album so honest and true for us.”

The duet is the second seventeen unit released by music in 2025, with the BSS-compressive Hoshi, DK and Seungkwan, letting go of one Teleparty album last month. The record marked their first return in two years, entitled by the title track “CBZ (Prime Time)”.

The album “Teleparty” received a luminous five-star review from NMA Carmen Chin. “Within three tracks, Senungwan, DK and Hoshi, inciting the lost art of a bizarre K-POP, expand their reasonable bizarre,” she wrote about the liberation.