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SEVENTEEN SPILL THE FEELS: Six Songs, Three Teams

Published: 2026-10-28

• Category: Album guide
• Artist: SEVENTEEN

KPOP NO1 Editorial · Sources checked October 29, 2026

SPILL THE FEELS hides a change of perspective inside its title. As Weverse Magazine explains, the letters rearrange the phrase I FELT HELPLESS. The title turns an inward feeling into an invitation to share it. That gives the six-song mini album a question to carry with you: how does a group tell its story while making room for someone else's?

SEVENTEEN's twelfth mini album was released on October 14, 2024. It begins with Eyes on you, places LOVE, MONEY, FAME (feat. DJ Khaled) second, and ends with three unit tracks. For a newcomer, those six entries offer both an album to explore and a compact introduction to the group's three standing teams.

Candy, Rain and Water: three teams take a turn

Weverse Magazine identifies Candy with the vocal team, Rain with the performance team, and Water with the hip-hop team. That makes the final three tracks especially useful for learning the structure behind SEVENTEEN's name. The official profiles identify the members of each team. Album feature and unit context

The vocal team consists of WOOZI, JEONGHAN, JOSHUA, DK and SEUNGKWAN. The performance team is HOSHI, JUN, THE 8 and DINO. The hip-hop team is S.COUPS, WONWOO, MINGYU and VERNON. These are the standing teams, not three separate groups replacing SEVENTEEN.

When you follow the unit section, check who is credited before trying to identify every voice. That takes some pressure off a first listen. Candy narrows your attention to five names; Rain and Water each involve a four-member team. Returning to the group tracks afterward lets you reconnect those smaller lineups with the thirteen-person group.

The unit labels also shouldn't be treated as a list of everything each person can do. A performance-team member can have a solo release, and two vocal-team members can form another partnership. This album's particular selection is a way to get oriented, while the beginner guide supplies the wider member map.

The six-track sequence

The official

was published in Korean time on October 7, one week before release. It offers excerpts from the project. The table above follows the full album's official order rather than proposing a rearranged playlist. Official track list

For a more focused comparison, the

was published on October 20. It gives the title track another format alongside the music video. Choose the choreography upload when you want to follow the group presentation, then return to the album to hear where that one song sits.

FEEL BLUE, FEEL NEW, FEEL YOU and CARAT

The standard release has three version names: FEEL BLUE (Ver.0), FEEL NEW (Ver.1) and FEEL YOU (Ver.2). The official listing also describes a separate CARAT version. It explicitly says that the CARAT version's CD contains the same material as the simultaneously released standard versions. Official editions and contents

That detail saves a newcomer from a common misunderstanding. A member-focused package doesn't mean you need that member's edition to access a particular unit song. The differences described on the page concern the physical presentation, while the stated CD contents stay the same.

The standard listing includes an eighty-four-page photo book and a lyric paper; the CARAT version uses a member-version binder format. Those details can help you identify the edition in a photo or an unboxing. They aren't a promise about current stock or first-press extras, so check a seller's exact listing if you later decide to buy a copy.

Official videos for this album

From three teams to thirteen solos

Continue to HAPPY BURSTDAY for the 2025 studio album that follows this mini album in the full-group Korean catalog. Its three group songs and thirteen solos offer a different use of the same lineup. For an earlier record that also includes the standing teams, visit SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN.