NCT Wish, a Japan-based K-pop boy group under SM Entertainment, released their latest single "Songbird" on Monday, which garnered over 630,000 pre-orders in Korea and Japan, marking the highest number of pre-orders since the group's debut in February. The song is a pop-dance track featuring a catchy guitar riff and conveys a message of hope and the pursuit of miracles, with the lyrics incorporating the motif of a bird symbolizing luck. The accompanying music video for the Korean version of "Songbird" portrays NCT Wish members as delivery men spreading love and luck to people. Additionally, the B-side track "Tears Are Falling" expresses the group's commitment to standing by their fans during challenging times. Both songs were released in Korean and Japanese versions, and the group engaged with their global fanbase through a live countdown on YouTube, Weverse, and TikTok to promote the new single. NCT Wish, a K-pop boy group based in Japan and managed by SM Entertainment, unveiled their latest single "Songbird" to great anticipation, with pre-orders exceeding 630,000 copies in Korea and Japan, the highest number since the group's debut in February. The song, characterized by a captivating guitar riff, carries a positive message about striving for miracles and soaring to new heights, with the lyrics featuring the imagery of a bird representing good fortune. The music video for the Korean rendition of "Songbird" showcases NCT Wish members in the role of delivery men, spreading love and luck to individuals. Furthermore, the B-side track "Tears Are Falling" reflects the group's dedication to supporting their fans through challenging times. Both songs were released in Korean and Japanese versions, and the group engaged with their global fanbase through a live countdown on YouTube, Weverse, and TikTok to promote their new single.