Jeonghan and Joshua Release JxJ Mini Album DREAMSCAPE

According to Korea Times, Jeonghan and Joshua of SEVENTEEN released their first mini album as a unit, DREAMSCAPE, on Monday, October 19. The seven-track record, released under the name JxJ, centers on dreams, personal goals and the vocal styles the two have been developing together. It marks a clear step beyond their work inside the larger group.

The lead single, “12 o’clock,” mixes dance-rock with disco and funk influences drawn from the 1970s and 1980s. The track gives the duo a sound that feels retro without sounding like a copy of older hits. Jeonghan explained the goal behind the project, saying, “we wanted to find a distinctive identity for the two of us.”

Ahead of the release, the pair shared a music video teaser on Sunday, October 18. The clip leaned into surreal imagery, including a train with snake-scale textures and a quiet meadow. The visuals give the project a mood of its own, separate from the group’s usual concepts, and they signal how the unit plans to present itself to listeners.

The release arrives during a busy stretch for the K-pop industry. Several groups and soloists have filled the calendar this fall, and DREAMSCAPE gives SEVENTEEN fans a new project to follow beyond the main group. Jeonghan and Joshua have spent years as members of SEVENTEEN, so their unit work starts with a built-in audience. The duo first announced the project in September, and fans have followed each step since, from the pre-release teasers to the full track list.

The album is out now. Fans who want to hear the full seven tracks, or who want to show their support for the duo, can start with the lead single and the teaser that introduced the project’s visual world. As the unit grows its catalog, the early reception of DREAMSCAPE will show whether the pair can build an identity that stands on its own.