K-pop band SEVENTEEN on Monday released its latest album "17 is Right Here" alongside a music video for the lead single "Maestro".

Comprising 13 members namely group leader S.Coups, Jeonghan, Joshua, Jun, Hoshi, Wonwoo, Woozi, DK, Mingyu, The8, Seungkwan, Vernon, and Dino, the South Korean boy band is popular for self-producing most of their work and fair line distribution in their soundtracks.

According to a press release, "17 is Right Here" is composed of four new tracks, Korean versions of eight previously-released Japanese lead singles, 20 lead singles from past Korean releases, and a digital-only instrumental version of the group's debut single, "Adore U".

The new lead single "MAESTRO" weaves in elements from SEVENTEEN's past seven releases – "Adore U", "VERY NICE", "Oh My!", "Fear", "Rock with You", "CHEERS", and "Super".

The music video for "MAESTRO" is set in a dark dystopian world where anything, including music and art, can be easily created with technology, the release added.

Joshua, Woozi, Jeonghan, DK, and Seungkwan comprise the vocal unit. While S.Coups, Mingyu, Wonwoo, and Vernon are part of the hip-hop unit, Hoshi, Jun, Dino, and The8 form the performance unit.

The members of SEVENTEEN have also shown their versatility through three: "LALALI" captures hip-hop unit's confidence, while "Spell" delivers the performance unit's sentiment of love and "Cheers to Youth" embodies the vocal unit's celebration of simple joys of life. Members including Woozi, S.Coups, Wonwoo, Mingyu, Vernon, The8, and Dino have taken part in the production.

"17 is Right Here" has received more than 3 million pre-orders as of April 19, said the group's agency Pledis Entertainment.

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