Dream Perfect Regime: Last News

DPR IAN has released a new track titled ‘So I Danced’.The visual for the new track follows the singer as he enters a whimsical, vibrant world where he leads a heist with a faceless figure, spiralling further into insanity. In pursuit of him, however, is a masked man, who is later revealed to be another version of himself.“I left all the water running at home / Then drove around with a car that we stole / All of a sudden they just wanted to know / How I really feel / So I just danced,” he sings in the refrain.‘So I Danced’ is the second song DPR IAN has released from the forthcoming EP ‘Dear Insanity…’, following last month’s ‘Peanut Butter & Tears’.

Dream Perfect Regime) have announced that they are postponing the Texas leg of their forthcoming 2022 Regime Tour.On September 14, concert organiser Kohai published a statement announcing DPR’s forthcoming show in Austin, initially scheduled for September 15, will not be pushing through after DPR IAN and DPR LIVE tested positive for COVID-19. The two members reported experiencing symptoms following a show in Hollywood, Florida.At the time, Kohai announced that ticket holders for the Houston and Dallas shows, set to take place on September 16 and 17 respectively, will receive real-time status updates while both members’ conditions were being monitored.[REGIME TOUR]Notice regarding the September 15, 2022 show in Austin.

DPR IAN has dropped a brand-new track ‘Ballroom Extravaganza’ from his upcoming debut studio album.On July 26, the musician and visual director dropped a movie teaser for his upcoming MIITO short film, which will accompany the release of his debut album ‘Moodswings In To Order’ this Friday (July 29).The new 1-minute visual, which features snippets of DPR IAN, is soundtracked by his new track ‘Ballroom Extravaganza’, which he released digitally shortly after the video arrived. “I know I won’t stop searching / For the moment where the world / Stopped for you, stopped for you / Then the world came crashing down,” he sings on the new 3-minute track.In addition to the album and short film, DPR IAN has also shared a preview of a documentary he has in works, which will detail his process behind the release.

DPR IAN has revealed the tracklist of his first-ever studio album ‘Moodswings In To Order’.On July 19, the 31-year-old musician and creative director took to his social media accounts to share the full tracklist of his forthcoming debut studio effort. Titled ‘Moodswings In To Order’, the 12-track record is due out on July 29.A post shared by Christian Yu (@dprian)Fans of the singer have noted the inclusion of the song ‘Mr. Insanity’, a track DPR IAN had previously shared snippets of during livestreams.

DPR IAN will be releasing his debut studio album ‘Moodswings In To Order’ in July.Today (June 14), the singer shared on Twitter that his forthcoming studio project is now available for pre-order. Titled ‘Moodswings In To Order’, the eight-track record is due out July 29.According to Bandwagon Asia, the album, affectionally dubbed ‘M II T O’, is set to include several previously released singles by the singer.

Dream Perfect Regime) have announced dates in the UK, European and North America for their upcoming 2022 Regime World Tour.Over the weekend, members of the collective – consisting DPR IAN, DPR Live, DPR Cream and DPR REM – broke the news though their various official social media accounts. A total of 29 shows in the UK, Europe and North America have been announced for September to November 2022, with Asia-Pacific dates to be confirmed at a later time.“I fucking fought for this… for months yall… YALL BETTER SHOW OUT!,” wrote DPR REM, DPR’s creative director and executive producer, on Twitter.

DPR IAN, who was a former member of the K-pop boyband C-CLOWN, has said that his experience with the industry was “pretty traumatic”.In a recent interview with Teen Vogue, the Korean-Australian singer opened up about his time with the now-disbanded idol group and life under the industry’s infamous “slave contracts”. IAN, who was part of C-CLOWN from 2012 to 2015, said that it was “unfortunate” that he had been managed by an agency that “held that old generation attitude towards their artists”.“What I went through was pretty traumatic,” he added.