Super Junior's 83-z chase one perfect harmony in 'Promise' studio
Super Junior's 83-z reveal warm teamwork, repeated takes and close vocal chemistry while recording their new song 'Promise.'
Super Junior's members born in '83 gathered in the recording studio for their new song 'Promise.' Having walked the same path for a long time, they stood before the microphones once again to synchronize their breathing and layer their voices.

The air inside the studio was serious yet warm. To increase the song's perfection, the members checked even the most minute details, exchanging comfortable jokes and words of encouragement in between. A sense of ease that can only emerge between colleagues who have spent many years together lingered throughout the studio.
Revealing the Recording Process of 'Promise'
The recording of 'Promise' was a time to bring individual vocal colors together into a single harmony. Even as takes were repeated to complete a single phrase, the members listened closely to each other's sounds to align with the overall flow.
It was not merely a task of matching pitches. The members contemplated how to convey the song's message through their voices, continuing the recording while adjusting the highs and lows of their emotions. Each time their voices overlapped, the song became slightly more solid.
The 83-z Chemistry Fueled by Jokes and Encouragement
It was the bond between the members that relieved the tension in the recording studio. Scenes of them adding ad-libs to each other's singing and bursting into natural laughter testify to the fact that the time they have spent together is not short.
Even in moments where perfection was demanded, the members continued the atmosphere by comforting one another. The process of those born in the same year, who have run toward the same dream, gathering their voices again remains like a promise delivered to their fans.
Having laughed together and agonized together to complete it, the voices of the 83-z are now ready to reach the fans. The friendship that has continued over time and their sincerity toward music are contained within 'Promise.'