SEVENTEEN
PLEDIS Entertainment’s group built around vocal, hip-hop and performance teams.
Artist Overview
SEVENTEEN’s group releases bring its vocal, hip-hop and performance teams into a single catalogue. The journey begins with 17 CARAT and continues through full albums, special albums and Japanese releases. Unit and solo recordings have distinct artist credits and are not automatically treated as full-group releases.
- Agency / label
- PLEDIS Entertainment
- Debut
- 2015
Sources & profile information
Checked Sep 25, 2026. Historical videos may feature an earlier lineup.
Latest Release
The most recent confirmed entries in our release guide.
Music Journey
Start at the beginning. Follow SEVENTEEN through 5 selected chapters.
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The debut in performance
This official performance version revisits “Adore U,” the song that introduced 17 CARAT. Its focus on choreography makes the group’s collective delivery easy to follow. The recording begins a catalogue built from vocal, hip-hop and performance teams, with their interaction shaping the larger SEVENTEEN identity from the outset.
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An exuberant early chapter
“VERY NICE” continues SEVENTEEN’s early exploration of youthful attraction, arriving in the Love & Letter repackage period. The official video gives that excitement an overtly theatrical performance setting. It extends the debut’s conversational character while showing how a returning album can introduce a distinct new title-song chapter.
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A different emotional register
“Don’t Wanna Cry” brings a more restrained emotional setting to the Al1 chapter. The official video links the song’s sense of distance with tightly coordinated group movement. In sequence with the early releases, it offers a clear change of mood without losing the ensemble performance at the centre of SEVENTEEN’s identity.
Release sources
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An ensemble on a larger scale
“Super” belongs to FML and places collective performance at the centre of its official video. The song’s presentation gives the group’s ensemble identity a larger visual scale. Within the album catalogue, it is a later counterpart to the early performance chapters, showing continuity alongside a changed setting.
Release sources
HYBE LABELS · Watch on YouTube ↗
Looking across the catalogue
“MAESTRO” introduces new material within 17 IS RIGHT HERE, a project that also looks back across SEVENTEEN’s releases. That context gives the title track a dual role: another present-tense performance and an entry into the group’s existing catalogue. The official video places that relationship between past and present in focus.
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Releases
Release Calendar →Selected catalog entries and confirmed upcoming releases.
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