K-Pop Star Joins Forces with International Artists for a New Take on Sivan's Hit Track

JYP ENTERTAINMENT

In an exciting musical collaboration, Hyunjin from the popular boy band Stray Kids has teamed up with singer-songwriter Troye Sivan to release a remixed version of "Rush." This revamped rendition of the song, which serves as the lead track from Sivan's highly-anticipated third full-length album, dropped on Thursday, marking a significant fusion of talents from the K-pop and international music scenes.

"Rush" has already made waves globally, amassing over 110 million streams worldwide since its release on July 23rd. The remixed version of the track features not only Hyunjin but also English singer-songwriter PinkPantheress, adding fresh perspectives and styles to the song's already impressive appeal.

Currently, Stray Kids is in the midst of their "5-STAR Dome Tour 2023," performing at prestigious dome venues in both Japan and Korea. The tour commenced with electrifying performances on August 16th and 17th at the Fukuoka PayPay Dome and will continue to captivate audiences at various dome venues in Japan, including Nagoya, Osaka, Tokyo, and Seoul's KSPO Dome.

Fans can anticipate another remarkable moment as Stray Kids is set to take the stage at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards on September 12th, further solidifying their presence on the global music stage.

Meanwhile, Troye Sivan is gearing up for the release of his third full-length album, titled "Something to Give Each Other," scheduled to drop on October 13th, adding to the excitement surrounding his evolving music career.

This collaboration serves as a testament to the ever-expanding global reach and influence of K-pop, as artists from different corners of the world come together to create something unique and captivating for music enthusiasts worldwide.

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