MONSTA X unveil sentimental English-language single ‘Baby Blue’

[https://www.nme.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/monsta-x-2025@2000x1270.jpg]MONSTA X MONSTA X K-POP GROUP MONSTA X is a South Korean boy group formed through the survival show No.Mercy under Starship Entertainment. They debuted in 2015 and are known for powerful performances, strong rap and vocal lines, and a global fanbase. have unveiled the sentimental new track, ‘Baby Blue’ – check it out below. * READ MORE: MONSTA X MONSTA X K-POP GROUP MONSTA X is a South Korean boy group formed through the survival show No.Mercy under Starship Entertainment. They debuted in 2015 and are known for powerful performances, strong rap and vocal lines, and a global fanbase. – ‘The Dreaming’ review: K-pop’s chameleons reveal a new spectrumToday (November 14), the Starship Entertainment K-pop group have released the new English-language single. The track marks a sharpturn from their usual sound, backed by a sentimental and mellow electro-pop beat.They sing on the chorus: “You dance like I remember, baby blue / Still looks good, it always did on you / Oh, and there’s no easyway to lose / A love that you get used to“.Additionally, they’ve shared an accompanying music video for the track, which you can view below.The music video sees each member in various settings, with one member drowning, another being tied up and more.The track comes two months after MONSTA X MONSTA X K-POP GROUP MONSTA X is a South Korean boy group formed through the survival show No.Mercy under Starship Entertainment. They debuted in 2015 and are known for powerful performances, strong rap and vocal lines, and a global fanbase. returned as a full six-member unit for the first time in four years with the new EP,‘The X’, in September.Since 2021, five of the group’s six members have been taking turn enlisting into the South Korean military for their mandatoryservice. Shownu was the first to enlist in 2021, followed by members Minhyuk, Joohoney, Kihyun and Hyungwon. Hyungwon is thelatest MONSTA X MONSTA X K-POP GROUP MONSTA X is a South Korean boy group formed through the survival show No.Mercy under Starship Entertainment. They debuted in 2015 and are known for powerful performances, strong rap and vocal lines, and a global fanbase. member to complete his service, being discharged back in May.The group’s youngest member I.M will enlist this year, though a confirmed date has yet to be announced. Between 2021 and now,MONSTA X MONSTA X K-POP GROUP MONSTA X is a South Korean boy group formed through the survival show No.Mercy under Starship Entertainment. They debuted in 2015 and are known for powerful performances, strong rap and vocal lines, and a global fanbase. have remained active, releasing music with members who weren’t serving in the military. The group released several EPswithout Shownu while he was serving in the military.Their last full-length album was 2021’s English release ‘The Dreaming’, which scored a four-star review: “MONSTA X MONSTA X K-POP GROUP MONSTA X is a South Korean boy group formed through the survival show No.Mercy under Starship Entertainment. They debuted in 2015 and are known for powerful performances, strong rap and vocal lines, and a global fanbase. may havenumerous “trophies to show and stories to tell” from their past six years, but nothing is more telling than the growth they’vecontinued to achieve since then. Being the K-pop chameleons they are, MONSTA X MONSTA X K-POP GROUP MONSTA X is a South Korean boy group formed through the survival show No.Mercy under Starship Entertainment. They debuted in 2015 and are known for powerful performances, strong rap and vocal lines, and a global fanbase. continue to refine and redefine themselves withevery style and genre on each new release.”The post MONSTA X MONSTA X K-POP GROUP MONSTA X is a South Korean boy group formed through the survival show No.Mercy under Starship Entertainment. They debuted in 2015 and are known for powerful performances, strong rap and vocal lines, and a global fanbase. unveil sentimental English-language single ‘Baby Blue’ appeared first on NME.