The group Seventeen has unveiled some of its new songs through the highlight medley of its third full-length album "An Ode."

Seventeen's third full-length album, which will be released on Sept. 16, is an album that will expand into a new world and will be released in about a year and 10 months, drawing attention from many public as well as the K-pop industry even before its release.

In response, the agency Pledis Entertainment first released the new song as a highlight medley video of its third full-length album "An Ode" on Sept. 10 via Seventin's official YouTube channel at midnight, raising expectations for the full-length album.

The video, which was released with five different versions of the jacket behind the scenes, drew more attention with 13 more sophisticated, sensual touches, and captured the hearts of risers by releasing some of their full-length albums, including the title track "Dok: Fear."

First of all, URBAN POP-style "False," sweet serenade "Let me hear you say," Se7tin's "Lucky," Japanese single "Shap Shack," which captured a happy moment of emotion in Japan, including "HIT," which gained the headlines with its pre-released song.

It also heralded another development of musical amplification, with songs of colorful radios, including "247" by the acoustic guitar-like performance unit, "Second Life" by the vocal unit featuring hip-hop-based genres, "Back it up" by the hip-hop unit, and "Network Love" by the new combination Joshua, Jun, Diet and Vernon.

In particular, the title track "Dok: Fear," located on the third track, is drawing more attention as it is expected to present the darkest side of Seventeen, which has never been shown, along with with a 180-degree change in appearance, as well as the mature and deadly charm of Seventeen.

Seventeen, who has completed her comeback warm-up with such a wide-ranging musical spectrum, will come to the public on Sept. 16, and as a representative icon of "Self-Governing Dolls," her third full-length album is already exploding with how many new records members will write in about a year and 10 months to complete a solid album.

Meanwhile, SEVENTEEN will release its third full-length album "An Ode" on various online music sites at 6 p.m. on Sept. 16, and will hold a media and fan showcase at Hwajeong Gymnasium at Korea University in Seoul on the same day.