NCT's Mark to drop solo prerelease featuring Haechan: report
Mark of NCT will give fans a sample of his upcoming solo album with a prerelease single on March 19, according to a local media report Wednesday.
He has teamed up with bandmate Haechan for the release. The pair has demonstrated perfect chemistry covering songs such as Justin Bieber's 'Mistletoe' and Bruno Mars' 'Billionaire.' They are also the only two members of NCT to belong to both subunits NCT 127 and NCT Dream.
Mark is poised to bring out his first solo LP on April 7. He put out two digital solo singles, '200' and 'Fraktsiya (feat. Lee Youngji),' in 2024, raising expectations for his official solo debut.
In the meantime, NCT 127 completed the North American leg of its 'Neo City – The Momentum' tour in Los Angeles on Wednesday. The next stop will be Osaka, Japan.
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