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SEVENTEEN’s JEONGHAN X JOSHUA Partner With ENYA MUSIC as Global Brand Ambassadors for DREAMSCAPE Collection

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The duo JxJ’s co-branded ENYA MUSIC smart instrument series is now available for global pre-order.SHENZHEN, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 12 November 2026 – The core voices behind SEVENTEEN's vocal signature, JEONGHAN and JOSHUA team up with ENYA MUSIC to debut the DREAMSCAPE collection, a co-branded series of smart guitars. The collaboration combines music, artistic design, and smart audio technology.kAmk2 9C67lQ9EEADi^^:>286D]>65:2\@FEC6249]4@>^gbc_g_^t}*p\|&$xr\H:E9\yIy\t?8=:D9\];A8Qm$t't}%tt}VD yt~}vwp} ) y~$w&p[ v=@32= qC2?5 p>32DD25@CD 7@C t}*p |&$xr[ D9@H42D6 E96 s#tp|$rp!t 4@\3C2?565 D>2CE :?DECF>6?E 4@==64E:@?k^2mk^Am kAmu@==@H:?8 E96 ~4E@36C `h C6=62D6 @7 yt~}vwp} 2?5 y~$w&pVD >:?:\2=3F> s#tp|$rp!t[ E96 4@==23@C2E:@? 6IE6?5D E96 2=3F>VD 4@?46AE E9C@F89 4@\56D:8?65 :?DECF>6?ED[ 6I4=FD:G6 G@:46 :?E6C24E:@?D[ 2?5 >FD:4 G:56@ 762EFC6D]k^AmkAmr@==23@C2E:G6 s6D:8? 2?5 x?E6C24E:G6 tIA6C:6?46k^AmkAmyt~}vwp} 2?5 y~$w&p 4@?EC:3FE65 E96:C @H? 92?5\5C2H?

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