NCT 127 Debut Their Pulsing New Single 'Superhuman' On Good Morning America

NCT 127 have given us a lot in the years since they made their bold, incendiary debut with 2016's "Fire Truck." For example: They've delivered braggadocious bass-heavy bops ("Cherry Bomb"); dramatic vocal fry ("Limitless"); commanding hip-hop swagger ("Simon Says"); bubblegum pop ("Touch"); and multilingual Latin trap typical. Nevertheless their newest single offers something we've however to be able to see from the abnormal Korean group: Disco.


On Thursday (April 18), NCT 127 previewed the shiny, pulsing track on Good Morning America — their U.S. Morning show debut — with an electric mash-up of new single "Superhuman" and fan-favorite show-stopper "Cherry Bomb." The result was a dazzling spectacle of charisma and sharp choreography, the hallmarks of every NCT 127 performance.


NCT 127 are anything however subtle, although it's that in-your-face aura and extreme confidence that their fans (called NCTzens) find so alluring about the 10-member unit. "Superhuman" is a new direction for the sort — featuring members Taeyong, Taeil, Johnny, Yuta, Doyoung, Jaehyun, Jungwoo, Mark, and Haechan — and if the track's rhythmic beat and sparkling vibe is any indication of what's to come on the forthcoming six-song EP (NCT #127 We Are Superhuman, out May 24), then we're thoroughly hooked.


The categorize also collaborated with Social Home — the American producer team behind Ariana Grande’s "7 Rings" and "Thank U, Next" — on the EP. And according to a press release, the EP's closer, "OUTRO: WE ARE 127," will mirror the global group's "vision of being connected in a dream and becoming a whole through music" — a prismatic theme that was also explored in their album Regular-Irregular last year.


NCT 127 will kick off the U.S. Leg of their Neo City - The Origin tour on April 24 at New Jersey's Prudential Center. With 12 concerts suggested across 11 cities during the U.S. And Canada, the Korean categorize is making history, as this marks the most North American cities any K-pop boy sort has ever toured.


And with a song like "Superhuman" prepared to take off, the only way for this order to go is up.