SEVENTEEN’s Wonwoo Unveils New Digital Album ‘Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter’ — Listen
The release coincides with the K-pop idol’s celebration of his 30th birthday.
WONWOO: Courtesy of @saythename_17
WONWOO: Courtesy of @saythename_17
Wonwoo of SEVENTEEN has officially released his new digital album, Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter, on July 17, 2026.
Announced by the group’s label PLEDIS Entertainment on the global fan community platform Weverse, the surprise release coincided with the rapper-singer’s 30th birthday.
Rather than being a full album with multiple tracks, it features a title track released in both Korean and Japanese. Accompanying the release of the tracks is the song’s music video.
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter follows the release of Wonwoo’s debut single, “GOGAE,” which was released more than a year earlier in July 2025. It also comes after his participation in SEVENTEEN’s fifth studio album, Happy Burstday, released in October 2025. The album features individual solo tracks from all 13 members in the group in celebration of their 10th anniversary.
In 2024, the subunit JEONGHAN X WONWOO (JxW), alongside fellow member Jeonghan, released their single album This Man, which includes the title track “Last night,” Jeonghan’s solo track “Beautiful Monster,” and Wonwoo’s solo track “Leftover.”
Listen to the Korean and Japanese versions of “Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter” below:
As of this writing, the SEVENTEEN member is inactive in group activities as he is currently serving South Korea’s mandatory military service.
Frequently Asked Questions
Wonwoo of SEVENTEEN released the digital album on July 17, 2026, in a surprise drop announced by PLEDIS Entertainment on Weverse.
No. Despite the “album” label, it centers on a single title track, released in both Korean and Japanese, with an accompanying music video.
It was released in two versions — one Korean, one Japanese.
The surprise release coincided with Wonwoo’s 30th birthday.
His debut single “GOGAE” (July 2025), a solo track on SEVENTEEN’s Happy Burstday (October 2025), and “Leftover” via the JEONGHAN X WONWOO subunit’s This Man (2024).
