Mark has unveiled his latest single 'Happiest', an alternative pop R&B track he co-wrote and composed, along with its accompanying music video. The song, which dropped on various digital platforms on the 6th, delves into the essence of true happiness.

The new release, 'Happiest', challenges listeners with the question, "Is what we consider happiness truly happiness?" Mark's personal involvement in the lyrics and composition shines through as he explores the concept of finding genuine joy within oneself, rather than conforming to society's expectations.

The music video features a special appearance by Mark's older brother, John, which has sparked fan interest. The siblings, who shared their formative years across Toronto, Vancouver, and New York, display a natural on-screen rapport. Adding to the video's appeal, acclaimed director Colin Tilley, known for his work on Justin Bieber's 'Peaches' and 'STAY', brings his signature visual flair to the project.

Fan reactions to John's cameo have been overwhelmingly positive, with comments praising his looks and noting the strong family resemblance. Some fans speculate that the collaboration may have brought the brothers even closer.

Mark engaged with his fanbase through social media, playfully asking if they'd spotted his brother and affectionately acknowledging John's good looks. He further fueled the warm reception by sharing a candid Polaroid of the two on Upper Room's official account.

The track has resonated deeply with listeners, who've shared that it's prompted reflection on the nature of happiness. Many praise Mark's ability to infuse his music with positivity and bright energy, noting that 'Happiest' evokes smiles and warms hearts. Fans have expressed their appreciation for Mark's consistent musical quality and their excitement for his continued releases through the year's end.

Following his September single 'My Friend', Mark is set to release his 'Studio Album [WINDMILL]' on December 4th.

April marked a significant career shift for Mark as he concluded his contract with SM Entertainment and departed from NCT. In June, he launched his own label, Upper Room, embarking on a new chapter as both an artist and co-CEO.

Source: Upper Room

Source: Upper Room

Source: Upper Room