In brief
After an astounding world tour and the launch of their new album 'Karma', Stray Kids share their thoughts on fame and ambition, emphasizing their desire to continue growing as artists. The band discusses their prolific output, collaborative efforts, and plans to connect further with their fanbase while remaining grounded despite their achievements.
At the end of an exhausting world tour, most bands would take a well-earned break.
Not Stray Kids.
Within weeks of wrapping up their record-breaking DominATE shows this summer, the Korean band released their new album, Karma, their second in under a year.
This album follows a mixtape and an EP they released during their extensive touring. They also made their debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Despite being the fifth biggest-selling act globally last year, Stray Kids shy away from the term 'success'. Leader Bang Chan expresses caution with labels of success, stating, We are still very hungry to achieve more milestones.
The band's creative process involves collaborative work, often dividing tasks among members, as Han shares insights into their methods. Their latest sound explores diverse musical styles while providing a platform for an open dialogue with fans.
Regarding future ambitions, the members express desires to connect with UK music, hoping to collaborate with renowned acts. Their ultimate goal, expressed by Seungmin, is to be a group that stands the test of time.
As they reflect on their journey, Stray Kids are clear that their story is far from over, promising exciting advancements ahead.
