K-pop group Stray Kids to drop single featuring Charlie Puth

K-pop boy group Stray Kids, left, is set to drop a digital single featuring Charlie Puth. Photos from artists' social media accounts

K-pop boy band Stray Kids is releasing a digital single featuring American singer-songwriter Charlie Puth next month.

The collaboration was announced late Tuesday through a teaser poster unveiled on the eight-member act's social media pages.

Teaser poster for Stray Kids' single 'Lose My Breath.' Photo: @Stray_Kids/XThe single "Lose My Breath" will released on May 10 at 1 p.m. KST (12 noon in the Philippines), based on the post.

Puth rose to widespread popularity for singing "See You Again" for the soundtrack of the 2015 film "Furious 7."

He has previously worked with other K-pop acts, such as Jungkook of BTS for the song "Left and Right." He recently gifted girl group Babymonster with the song "Like That" for its debut extended play (EP).

READ: Babymonster releases EP as 7-member group

Meanwhile, Stray Kids debuted in 2018, topping music charts with its typically boisterous singles dubbed "noise music."

Stray Kids' album "5-STAR" came in second on the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry's list of biggest-selling albums globally in 2023 across all formats. Its follow-up EP "ROCK-STAR" ranked ninth on the same list.

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