Super Junior-M's Zhoumi and Ryeowook reunite for "Starry Night"
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“Starry Night” was performed in two languages, Korean and Chinese.
After the success of “When We Were Us,” Super Junior member Ryeowook is back, and this time, he is reuniting with Super Junior-M member Zhoumi for the latter's latest single “Starry Night” with two versions: one in Korean and the other in Chinese.
In the videos, Zhoumi and Ryeowook are separated by a split-screen as they take turns singing their part in the track.
Upon listening, listeners can immediately tell that the captivating song talks about longing for someone during a breakup.
It said, “Don't say anything before this night is over / Don't leave me, please it won't change / You're my starry night, night, night / My night.”
According to SM Entertainment, the Chinese version of the sentimental minor ballad was written by Zhoumi himself making it more special.
Watch the two versions below:
It was only on June 18 when SM Entertainment announced the mini-reunion of Zhoumi and Ryeowook with a teaser photo featuring a beautiful night sky filled with stars.
ZHOUMI Digital Single [Starry Night]
-- SMTOWN (@SMTOWNGLOBAL) June 18, 2020
'Starry Night (With RYEOWOOK)'
🎧 2020.06.22. 6PM (KST)#ZHOUMI #조미 @zhoumi_419 #RYEOWOOK #려욱 #StarryNight pic.twitter.com/Sd2fyGXbzP
As of this writing, the two videos have collectively garnered more than 40K likes since its upload at 5 p.m. [Manila Time].
“Starry Night” is available now on all streaming sites.
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