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TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT) is set to meet their Japanese MOA (fandom name) as they fully commit to promotional activities with a local showcase.
On October 20th at midnight KST, TOMORROW X TOGETHER released the full tracks of their 3rd Japanese full-length album, 'Starkissed,' along with the music video for the title track, 'Can't Stop,' across various social media platforms.
The new album features a total of 12 tracks, including 'Can't Stop,' 'Where Do You Go?,' and 'SSS.' It also includes the Japanese versions of 'Beautiful Stranger,' the title track from their 4th Korean full-length album, and the B-side track, 'Star's Song.'
'Can't Stop' is an electro-funk genre track characterized by powerful synth sounds. The song's narrative describes saving the world with an explosive power the moment they call out the other person's name.
The music video captures the team's burning passion through the theme of sports. Soobin and Beomgyu enjoy tennis, while Yeonjun dances at a bowling alley. Taehyun and Hueningkai transform into a boxer and a drummer, respectively.
This release marks the group's first Japanese full-length album in approximately two years and three months, following the release of 'SWEET' in July 2023. That previous album sold approximately 303,000 copies in its first week.
'SWEET' performed well on various charts, ranking number one on Line Music's 'Real-time Album Chart,' as well as Oricon's 'Daily Album Ranking' and 'Weekly Album Ranking.' It also secured a spot on the '2023 Annual Album Ranking.'
Meanwhile, TOMORROW X TOGETHER will hold a media showcase in Japan on the 22nd. Next month, on November 15th, they will kick off the Japanese dome segment of their 4th World Tour, 'ACT : TOMORROW,' starting in Saitama.
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