NCT DREAM will release their sixth full-length album, “DREAM AFTER DREAM,” on November 9, with title track “Boogie Woogie” leading a 10-track record, according to a November 5 report from MHN Sports. The full album will be released digitally at 6 p.m. KST on November 9 through global music platforms, with the physical album arriving the same day.
“Boogie Woogie” is an uptempo dance track that pairs the vintage feel of 1970s disco funk with a modern synthesizer sound, MHN Sports reported. The song celebrates a decade together, capturing gratitude toward one another and the joy of the present moment in a bright, brisk tone. Member Jaemin took part in writing the lyrics, a contribution the report singled out as adding extra meaning to the anniversary title track.
The performance is built for energy. In the chorus, the members shake their fists from side to side in a signature “Boogie Woogie” point move, while the latter half of the song brings them together in a train-like line formation, creating a festival atmosphere on stage. Choreographer Ri Jeong, who previously collaborated with the group on “CHILLER,” worked on the performance again for this comeback.
Pre-orders for the album are already under way at online and offline record stores, according to the report. NCT DREAM will then hold a showcase for the album, titled “The Harvest Day - DREAM AFTER DREAM,” at 8 p.m. KST on November 12 at the Cube Convention Center in Mapo-gu, Seoul, where they will perform the new songs live for the first time.
The release lands in the group’s 10th anniversary year. NCT DREAM debuted on August 25, 2016, with “Chewing Gum” and went on to build a catalog that includes “My First and Last,” “Hot Sauce,” “Hello Future,” and “Candy.” The new album is their first studio album in a year, following “Beat It Up” in November 2025, and its theme of endlessly continuing dreams looks back on that decade-long journey while pointing toward new goals.
With the album due in days, the November 12 showcase will be the first chance to see the “Boogie Woogie” stage in full, capping a rollout that began with the album announcement in October and now moves into its release week.
