Play in this article ↓SEVENTEEN SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN: Beyond God of Music
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- Artist: SEVENTEEN
KPOP NO1 Editorial · Sources checked October 29, 2026
The title track isn't the first song, and the eighth entry isn't an eighth new song. SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN opens with SOS (Prod. Marshmello), puts God of Music second, and returns to God of Music as an instrumental at the end. Between those points, SEVENTEEN moves through group and unit songs before reaching Headliner.
That structure gives the eleventh mini album more to explore than its title-track video alone. Released on October 23, 2023, it takes its name from the expression “seventh heaven,” as Weverse Magazine explains in its album feature. The magazine reads the project as a festival. The track list lets you follow the people and songs inside that invitation.
The eleventh mini album, after FML
The official Korean-release catalog places FML, the tenth mini album, on April 24, 2023. SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN follows on October 23 that year. They are two separate mini albums, rather than two names for a single project. The next full-group entry listed in the catalog is the best album 17 IS RIGHT HERE, released on April 29, 2024. Official discography
The Japanese album page distinguishes the October 23 Korean release from the October 25 Japanese release. Its track list contains eight entries: seven songs plus the instrumental of God of Music. That is why descriptions of the number of songs and the number of tracks can look different while referring to the same album. Official album details
Weverse Magazine's Off to SEVENTEEN's festival connects the name to complete happiness and discusses the album through a festival setting. It also identifies Diamond Days as revisiting Shining Diamond. Those are useful pieces of context from the publication; you can bring them to the music without treating its review as a required reaction of your own. Read the album feature
SOS opens; God of Music follows
SOS (Prod. Marshmello) is the first entry. Marshmello's production credit appears directly in the official song title. It belongs to SOS, so it shouldn't become an assumption about who produced every other track. God of Music follows as track two and is the album's title track.
The official
was published by HYBE LABELS on October 23, 2023. The Korean title on the upload is 음악의 신. Both titles identify the same song, so you may encounter either wording when browsing performances.
There was a short run of official material before release. The
Official video · HYBE LABELS / YouTube
Watch the original on YouTube ↗appeared in Korean time on October 18, followed by
Official video · HYBE LABELS / YouTube
Watch the original on YouTube ↗on October 20. A medley previews several album tracks; a title-track teaser focuses on the approaching video. Knowing which format you're opening helps explain the very different lengths and purposes of those uploads.
You can still use that release sequence today. The medley gives you a brief overview, while the complete music video gives the title song its own space. Neither needs to replace listening to SOS at the beginning of the album. What happens to your first impression when you keep that opening pair together?
Diamond Days, then three unit songs
After the opening pair comes Diamond Days. The three songs after it are Back 2 Back, Monster and Yawn. Weverse Magazine's official FOLLOW AGAIN tour report identifies them respectively as performance-team, hip-hop-team and vocal-team songs from this album. Unit-song context
The performance team is HOSHI, JUN, THE 8 and DINO. The hip-hop team is S.COUPS, WONWOO, MINGYU and VERNON. The vocal team is WOOZI, JEONGHAN, JOSHUA, DK and SEUNGKWAN. The official profiles supply those memberships and identify the three team leaders. Official member map
This is a useful section if you know a few names but still lose track of the full lineup. Following one unit song reduces the number of members you are trying to recognize at once. You can then connect that smaller lineup to the group songs surrounding it. There is no need to infer a member's role from the style of one video when the official profile already tells you their team.
The ordering also gives you a way to compare this record with the later SPILL THE FEELS. Both include the three standing teams, but the unit order changes. Here, the performance team comes before the hip-hop and vocal teams. On the later mini album, the unit section runs vocal, performance, hip-hop. The same group structure can therefore appear in a different sequence.
Headliner is followed by an instrumental
Headliner is track seven. The eighth and final entry is God of Music (Inst.). The suffix matters: it identifies an instrumental version, rather than another newly titled song. Keep it in the track count while recognizing why the album is also described as containing seven songs.
| Track | Title | What the official listing identifies |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | SOS (Prod. Marshmello) | Opening track and named production credit |
| 2 | God of Music | Title track |
| 3 | Diamond Days | Third track |
| 4 | Back 2 Back | Performance-team song |
| 5 | Monster | Hip-hop-team song |
| 6 | Yawn | Vocal-team song |
| 7 | Headliner | Final song before the instrumental |
| 8 | God of Music (Inst.) | Instrumental version |
For another view of the title track, SEVENTEEN's channel published the
Official video · SEVENTEEN / YouTube
Watch the original on YouTube ↗on October 28, 2023. You can compare the formats without confusing a new choreography upload with a new album track. The complete release already contains the song and its instrumental.
AM 5:26, PM 2:14 and PM 10:23
The three standard version names look like times of day: AM 5:26, PM 2:14 and PM 10:23. The official page lists version-specific photo books and other package contents. It also describes a separate CARAT version with a member-version binder. Official physical-edition information
Most importantly for listening, the page states that the CARAT version's CD has the same contents as the standard versions. A member-focused edition doesn't remove the other teams' songs. You can choose a route through the music without needing to match the package to your favorite member first.
The original listing describes some extras, including the festival wristband, as first-press items. That wording is historical package information, not a guarantee that a copy available now includes them. If you encounter an unboxing from release week, its contents may therefore reflect a first-press condition rather than every copy of the album.
Official videos for this album
| Video | Type | Published, KST | Channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN | Highlight medley | October 18, 2023 | HYBE LABELS |
| God of Music | Teaser 1 | October 20, 2023 | HYBE LABELS |
| God of Music | Music video | October 23, 2023 | HYBE LABELS |
| God of Music | Choreography video | October 28, 2023 | SEVENTEEN |
Follow the teams into the next mini album
The SPILL THE FEELS guide follows the three teams into their 2024 six-track record. If the names are still new, the SEVENTEEN beginner guide brings the thirteen profiles and official video introductions together. Both routes let you carry the lineup you've just met into the next record.