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Stray Kids is officially teaming up with French electronic producer DJ Snake for the long-awaited collaboration on his upcoming album “Nomad”

The powerful collaboration called “IN THE DARK" marks the first collaboration between a K-pop sensation and a world”renowned DJ. The announcement delighted fans around the world, bringing together two of the most dynamic forces of modern world music.

They met last year at the charity event Le Gala des Pièces Jaunes in France, a project under the patronage of Brigitte Macron, the First Lady of France, who unites artists for humanitarian initiatives. After that, the fans began to actively discuss a possible collaboration, and now it is officially confirmed.

Release date - November 7th 

The new album “Nomad” will showcase DJ Snake's signature style, combining electronic, Latin American and ethnic sounds. The track “IN THE DARK” itself It is described as a dark, atmospheric composition that emphasizes the powerful energy and expressive vocals of Stray Kids.

This collaboration has become another milestone in the rapid international success of the Stray Kids, who continue to conquer the world charts, from a series of No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200 to large—scale world tours and strengthening their influence in the Western market.

Bang Chan and Felix from Stray Kids will be the faces of Australia's new global tourism campaign

Bang Chan and Felix from Stray Kids were chosen by representatives Korea in a new global tourism campaign Australia under the name “Come and Say G’day: Chapter 2”.

"Come and Say G'day" is the travel campaign's favorite worldwide image campaign Australia, reflecting the natural beauty of the country, its vibrant culture and warm hospitality. The new stage, officially launched in Korea, continues to promote the message of “A vacation that stays with you for the rest of your life,” emphasizing the deep emotions and unforgettable memories that a trip to Australia brings.

Representing Korea, Bang Chan and Felix — both of whom grew up in Australia — shared personal stories and memories related to iconic places like Sydney Harbour and Bondi Beach. Through these familiar landscapes, they strive to convey to Korean travelers the authentic warmth and laid-back charm of the Australian lifestyle.

Reflecting on the project, Ban Chan said: "I have always felt welcome in Australia because of the friendly atmosphere when everyone greeted me with the words "g'day!", which is why Australia is always special to me, and I dream of returning there again."

Felix added: "I still vividly remember the time I spent on the beach with my family and friends as a child. The sea breeze that I felt while surfing in the afternoon and enjoying ice cream at sunset is a truly precious memory."

The campaign “Come and Say G’day: Chapter 2” from the travel campaign Australia was held during 2025 in key global markets — China, India, the USA, and the UK., Japan and Germany, and its launch in Korea has become a grand finale.