After their huge success with their recent release songs "Super" and "FML," there is no doubt that K-pop boy group Seventeen is one of the biggest K-pop artists today, gaining new fans who love them and their music, especially the older ones.
On Tuesday, the group's label, Pledis Entertainment, surprised the CARATS (fandom name) on Weverse as it announced the re-release of eight of the group&rsquo;s out-of-print albums on June 26.
In a statement released by the label, it stated that the albums include those from the group&rsquo;s old records from 2015 to 2018, where original versions, photocards, photo books, and other inclusions are included.
Among the albums to be re-released are "17 Carat," "Boys Be," "First 'Love &amp; Letter,'"&nbsp; "Love &amp; Letter" repackage album, "Going Seventeen," "Al1," "Teen, Age," and "Director's Cut."
A video announcement including Seventeen's music over the years has also been posted to the boy band's official YouTube site.
Among the songs included in the video are "Adore U," "Mansae," "Pretty U," "Very Nice," and "Don't Wanna Cry."
Seventeen consists of S.coups, Jeonghan, Joshua, Jun, Hoshi, Woozi, Wonwoo, The8, Mingyu, DK, Seungkwan, Vernon, and Dino, the band's 13 members.
The hip-hop, vocal, and performance elements distinguish the group, which debuted in May 2015.
Among the group's hit songs are "Hot," "Rock with You," "Super," "_World," "Left &amp; Right," and "Super."

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From ‘17 Carat’ to ‘Al1’: Seventeen to release 8 out-of-print albums