SEVENTEEN's “17 IS RIGHT HERE” Album Leak Download ZIP MP3 File
SEVENTEEN, the K-pop group, has finally revealed the tracklist for their long-awaited greatest hits album, “17 Is Right Here”. The album, set to be released on April 29, is a 33-track collection that includes some of their most popular singles as well as four new songs.
The four new songs are “MAESTRO”, “LALALI”, “Spell”, and “Cheers to youth”. “MAESTRO” will be the album's lead single, followed by “LALALI”, “Spell”, and “Cheers to youth”. Woozi, a member of the band, composed and wrote the lyrics for “MAESTRO”, “Spell”, and “Cheers to youth”. He also helped in writing the lyrics for “LALALI” with S. Coups, Wonwoo, Mingyu, and Vernon, who are part of the hip-hop team.
The album is a two-CD set. The first disc features new songs and Korean versions of the eight lead singles from past Japanese releases, while the second disc showcases the 20 lead singles from past Korean releases.
TRACKLIST
- Maestro
- LALALI (Hip Hope Team)
- Spell (Performance Team)
- 청춘찬가 (Vocal Team)
- CALL CALL CALL! (Korean Ver.)
- Happy Ending (Korean Ver.)
- Fallin' Flower (Korean Ver.)
- 24H (Korean Ver.)
- Not Alone (Korean Ver.)
- Power Of Love (Korean Ver.)
- DREAM (Korean Ver.)
- Ima -Even if the world ends tomorrow- (Korean Ver.)
- Adore U
- Mansae
- Pretty U
- Very Nice
- BOOMBOOM
- Don't Wanna Cry
- Clap
- Thanks
- Home
- Fear
- Left & Right
- HOME;RUN
- Ready to Love
- Rock with you
- HOT
- _WORLD
- F*ck My Life
- Super
- God of Music
- Adore U (Inst.)
About SEVENTEEN
Seventeen is a South Korean boy band formed by Pledis Entertainment. The group consists of thirteen members. Since their debut in 2015, Seventeen has grown into an internationally recognized K-Pop group with signature music and performances. They have released four studio albums, twelve EPs, and three reissues.
Seventeen is known as a “self-producing” idol group. They perform as one group and are divided into three units—hip-hop, vocal, and performance. They have been labeled “Performance Kings,” “Theater Kids of K-Pop,” and “K-Pop Performance Powerhouse” by various domestic and international media outlets.
The name Seventeen derives from the expression “13 members + 3 units + 1 group,” representing how the 13 members are divided into three different units and come together to form one cohesive group. Initially, the name referred to how 17 members planned to debut.