K-pop boyband EXO's 2nd subunit, EXO-SC to release debut album on July 13


Are you ready for Sehun and Chanyeol? Photo: SM Entertainment

More details have been announced for EXO-SC’s comeback. EXO-SC is the K-pop group EXO's hip-hop subunit, made up of members Sehun and Chanyeol. This is the group's second subunit after EXO-CBX which was formed in 2016 and has released several records.

Earlier this month, the duo revealed that they would be releasing a new album in July. On June 23, it was confirmed that the aforementioned album will be a full studio release featuring “nine diverse tracks”.

This announcement was accompanied by a playful teaser image featuring Sehun and Chanyeol in an old-school TV.

The album, titled 1 Billion Views, is set to drop on July 13 – approximately one year after the subunit’s debut on July 22,2019. Pre-orders began on June 23 and will include a bonus poster.

1 Billion Views will also feature a B-side produced by singer-songwriter Moon.

Last year, EXO-SC released three singles, including the No.1 song, What A Life.

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