NCT DREAM Release Sixth Album DREAM AFTER DREAM, Their First as Six Members, on 10th Debut Anniversary

NCT DREAM released their sixth full-length album, DREAM AFTER DREAM, on Monday, Nov. 9, at 6 p.m. KST. The record marks ten years since the group's debut and is their first release as a six-member act following Mark's departure.

NCT DREAM is a subunit of NCT under SM Entertainment. Its lineup is now Renjun, Jeno, Haechan, Jaemin, Chenle and Jisung. The album has 10 tracks and is led by the title track "Boogie Woogie," which was released together with a music video.

A retro sound for a milestone year

"Boogie Woogie" blends 1970s disco-funk with modern synths. The track leans on retro dance influences, giving it a distinct period feel rather than a futuristic one. Jaemin co-wrote the lyrics, which reflect on the members' decade together.

That choice of subject fits the occasion. A group looking back over ten years has paired a lyric about shared history with a sound drawn from the 1970s, and the album title itself, DREAM AFTER DREAM, points to continuity across the decade.

To mark the release, the group held a special livestream titled "Let's Boogie Woogie!", KpopStarz reported.

Tracklist and place in the discography

It is the group's first full-length album since Go Back to the Future, released in 2025. That earlier record was a full-length comeback, and DREAM AFTER DREAM follows it as the group's sixth album, with a smaller roster than before.

The release landed on a weekday at the start of a crowded month of K-pop comebacks, so the group enters November competing for attention with other acts returning in the same window. The anniversary framing, the six-member lineup and the disco-funk concept are the main points that set this release apart from the others arriving around it.

The album's tracklist, the music video for "Boogie Woogie" and the livestream were all tied to the same date, Nov. 9, which gave the group a single focal point for the anniversary release.