SEVENTEEN's Joshua and Corbyn Besson Drop New Track for Anderson .Paak's Film 'K-Pops!'
- KD Rossly
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Joshua Hong of SEVENTEEN and Corbyn Besson win fans over with their new song "One More Dance"
On May 29, 2026, "One More Dance" debuted as a standout soundtrack of K-Pops!, a film starring Anderson .Paak. Apart from taking on the lead role in the highly-anticipated cinematic event, the multi-Grammy decorated artist also took on the role of writer and director.
One More Dance on Loop
The soundtrack was released a day before the Netflix premiere of K-Pops!, and is wrapped in a playful mix of R&B and pop. The song unravels in a mid-tempo melody that slow-burns before sparking into a chorus that catches fire (and demands a replay).
Featuring Joshua's feather-like vocals and Corbyn Besson's signature sweet airiness, it was hard to tell whether fans were swept off their feet or already moving them to the beat. Stemming from boyband roots, both artists became a rhythmic duo as they serenaded listeners with dreamy lyrics like "As long as your hand's in mine/we're dancing all night/Lights flashing on the center stage/We got a crowd, all I see is your face/Two-stepping with my hands on your waist/Keep your eyes on me."
K-Pops! to the World
K-Pops! first premiered at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival. Earlier this year, the film graced theaters across the United States. To top it off, for viewers who are loyal to their couches, K-Pops! is now streaming on Netflix.
At its soul, the plot follows a once-celebrated American drummer who travels to South Korea for a reality TV gig and discovers that a top contestant is his estranged son (portrayed by his real life son, Soul Rasheed!). The film explores themes of cultural diversity, the K-Pop phenomenon, and how parenthood can soften hearts.
Adding more Easter eggs for SEVENTEEN fans, Vernon makes a cameo appearance, sharing the screen with Anderson .Paak and Soul Rasheed.
One More Dance — Or Two?
As K-Pops! basks in its global rollout, its 17-track soundtrack album also spotlights collaborations with aespa, NMIXX, G-DRAGON, HONGJOONG, SOYEON, Crush, and CHUNG HA.
Together, the soundtracks epitomize the heart of a genre that refuses to stand still, proving that K-pop’s global rhythm isn’t slowing down — it’s simply asking for one more dance every day. And audiences are clearly saying yes.
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