TXT Unleashes Japanese Full Album 'Starkissed' and Kicks Off Local Promotions

Group Tomorrow X Together (TXT) has officially launched their third full-length Japanese album, ‘Starkissed,’ marking the beginning of their intensified activities in the region.

At midnight on the 20th, TXT, consisting of Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun, and Huening Kai, released the complete tracklist and music video for their new Japanese album, ‘Starkissed.’ The album boasts a total of 12 tracks, including the original Japanese title song ‘Can’t Stop,’ along with ‘Where Do You Go?’ and ‘SSS (Sending Secret Signals).’ Fans can also enjoy the Japanese versions of their Korean 4th mini-album ‘minisode 3: TOMORROW’ hit song ‘Deja Vu’ and the album track ‘Miracle,’ titled ‘Song of the Star’ in Japanese.

The title track ‘Can’t Stop’ narrates a story of opening one's eyes at the moment of calling someone's name, unleashing explosive power to save the world. This electro-funk track captivates with its intense synth sounds and rhythmic beats, complemented by TXT's energetic yet delicate vocals, creating a uniquely captivating atmosphere.

The music video for ‘Can’t Stop,’ released on the HYBE LABELS YouTube channel, captures the group’s passionate moments. Utilizing sports as a theme, the video builds energy towards the climax, offering viewers a thrilling experience. The individual charms of the five members shine through: Soobin and Beomgyu playing tennis, Yeonjun dancing at a bowling alley, Taehyun boxing intensely, and Huening Kai taking on the role of a drummer.

TXT is set to electrify Japanese television, starting with TBS’s ‘CDTV LIVE! LIVE!’ on the 20th, followed by NHK’s ‘Utacon’ on the 21st, EX’s ‘Music Station’ on the 24th, and NHK’s ‘Venue101’ on the 25th. They will also hold a showcase on the 22nd to commemorate the album’s official release and connect with local fans. The group will then embark on their fourth world tour, ‘TOMORROW X TOGETHER WORLD TOUR 'ACT : TOMORROW',’ with Japanese dome concerts beginning in Saitama on November 15th and 16th, continuing in Aichi on December 6th and 7th, and concluding in Fukuoka on December 27th and 28th.

Korean netizens are expressing excitement for TXT's Japanese comeback, with comments like 'TXT is going to conquer Japan!' and 'Can't wait to hear the full album, the title track is amazing!' They are actively showing support for the group's global activities.