DANCING ALONE Single

DANCING ALONE is a digital single released on 2025-08-06, featuring the title track and "Strawberry Cheesegame." The term "single" does not necessarily mean it contains only one song. Distinguishing this release, which contains two original songs, from the Parkmoonchi Remix EP released in the same month, makes the music catalog much simpler.

A Summer Single with Two Songs

If you first encountered the songs through one or two videos, check the tracklist by release. Knowing which songs are grouped in the same work makes it easier to choose what to listen to next. The dates refer to the audio release date, not performance or video filming dates.

Track Order

The tracklist follows the original order of the release. This may differ from the popularity or upload order in video search results. When selecting a song, be sure to check the album title and version notation. The MV, broadcast stage, and official audio of the same song may exist as multiple videos, but the number of tracks is not the same as the number of videos.

DANCING ALONE followed by Strawberry Cheesegame

After listening to the first song, immediately move on to the second. First, articulate in your own words what atmospheric differences you feel between the two songs. Then, I suggest alternating between watching the official MV and the official lyric video for "Strawberry Cheesegame." In the lyric video, you can see how the on-screen text and music move together, while in the MV, you can follow the scenes and editing.

Rather than trying to memorize the characteristics of all tracks from the beginning, I recommend listening through once to follow the flow, and then revisiting the sections that resonated with you. Recording the images that come to mind from the title and the impressions felt while listening to the actual music can also be helpful when comparing with other releases.

Original Songs Before Remixes

Released on 2025-08-20, the PARKMOONCHI Mix Remix EP contains four versions of DANCING ALONE. It is not an album that varies "Strawberry Cheesegame" four times. After familiarizing yourself with the original songs, moving on to the remixes makes it easier to compare what changes under the same title, and ensures you don't miss the composition of the two songs included in the original single.

When comparing songs, it's convenient to note down the version name and release together. Even if the title is the same, it might be a remix or an instrumental version, and conversely, the same song might be included again in different releases. Deciding whether you want the original song, a different arrangement, or a specific broadcast stage will help you find the desired material faster.

Following Members' Stages

After familiarizing yourself with the songs, you can also watch the introductions and fancams of LEESOL, SUI, JIYU, HAUM, and KYA. The audio track provides the full sound of a song, group stages show the arrangement of the five members, and individual fancams are great for following one person's continuous movements. Rather than assuming there are individual fancams for all tracks, first check the song titles of the publicly available videos.

To compare videos of the same song, one method is to first choose two videos from the same broadcast date and program. This makes it easy to see the differences in what the camera follows, as outfits and stage environments remain unchanged. Later, expanding the scope to stages from different dates can reduce judging a member's expression solely based on what was captured in a single filming.

Next Works to Listen To and Sources

On KiiiKiii Music, you can find the pre-release "I DO ME," three EPs, the original and remix versions of DANCING ALONE, "To Me From Me," and an OST containing "Go On," all in release order. If you need member introductions first, check the names and basic information of the five members in the KiiiKiii Group Guide.

Release dates, formats, tracklists, and lengths have been compiled based on this release page on Apple Music. The suggested listening order is a method proposed based on work information and is not a fixed listening rule. The list was last checked on 2026-10-09.