If you’ve learned 10CM’s songs from the recordings, this time meet the stage and the screen together. From the official channel we picked two songs from ‘Olhaedo Geulleotchu’ (roughly ‘blew it again this year’) posted in 2026, the live clip of ‘The Darkest Night’, and ‘Undercover Lovers’ and ‘Us’ from the Seoul stop of the Asia tour. The mood shifts from the wide scenery of an outdoor concert to calm music content and a single-song record from the tour. Recent songs sit alongside songs performed for years, so even in a short time you can see music heading in several directions. The posting date of each video doesn’t mean it is the same as the actual concert date; this is a selection looking back on activities already held. Among the five clips, ranging from three to four minutes, start from the one song you’re curious about today.
10CM — Ilmarui Ganeungseong — Olhaedo Geulleotchu
The official live clip of ‘Ilmarui Ganeungseong’, sung at the ‘Olhaedo Geulleotchu’ concert. It was posted to the channel on October 6, 2026, and the video runs 4 minutes 51 seconds. If you learned the single released in July from the recording, you can enjoy it again through the visuals and voice of the autumn concert. The video shows the singing with guitar in hand and the stage artwork behind, leaving a different memory from the studio album cover. It suits anyone curious how a recent song comes across in an actual concert. The posting date and the concert date are not the same thing, so watch it as a record of a past stage. Watch it in sequence with ‘What the Spring??’, released at the same time, and you can meet another song from the same concert.
10CM — What the Spring?? — Olhaedo Geulleotchu
The ‘What the Spring??’ clip from the ‘Olhaedo Geulleotchu’ concert, posted on the official channel on October 5, 2026. Though spring is in the song’s title, in this video you meet it as a record of an autumn concert. The shots showing the audience and the stage together bring to mind the scale of a concert where the song is shared with the crowd. For about 3 minutes 58 seconds you can enjoy a song you usually knew from the recording together with the scene on site. There is also the fun of realising a seasonal song doesn’t have to be heard only in its season. Watched side by side with the recent single ‘Ilmarui Ganeungseong’ from the same concert, you can see the impression of an old song and a new one connecting on one stage.
10CM — The Darkest Night — Official Live Clip
The official live clip of the ending theme sung for the drama ‘Strange – Junji Ito’s Sleepless Uncanny Tales’. It was released on July 22, 2026, Korean time, and the video runs 3 minutes 42 seconds. The thumbnail, with its dark screen and a profile view of the singing, connects with the impression of night the title brings to mind. If you heard the studio recording first, notice what expressions and visuals the voice meets. It is one to choose when you want to watch calm music content after the two bright outdoor concerts. It is the theme song of a drama aired on TV TOKYO, but this clip itself is not presented as a live broadcast performance.
10CM — Undercover Lovers — To 10CM: Chapter 1 in Seoul
The official live of ‘Undercover Lovers’, performed at ‘To 10CM: Chapter 1 in Seoul’. It was posted on June 1, 2026, and you can watch the one song for about 4 minutes 39 seconds. With the English title ‘Undercover Lovers’ written large on the thumbnail, it is easy to tell apart from the other tour clips. It is worth choosing when you’re curious about other songs performed in concert rather than the recent singles or drama OSTs. Watch the presence on stage together with the singing, and follow the story of the relationship the title conveys. If you don’t have time for a full concert, a record of one song like this is a place to start your interest. You can continue with music from the same Seoul tour in ‘Us’, which follows.
10CM — Us — To 10CM: Chapter 1 in Seoul
The official video of ‘Us’ from the fifth studio album, sung on the ‘To 10CM: Chapter 1 in Seoul’ stage. It was posted on May 19, 2026, and runs about 4 minutes 14 seconds. The running time differs from the 3 minute 56 second album recording, so you can enjoy the pacing of the concert separately. The thumbnail capturing an expression while singing and pointing toward the audience is another element of the listen that differs from the studio recording. If you learned the melody from the ‘5.0’ selection, look at the expression on stage as well. There is also the fun of listening to the lyrics while recalling the question in the official description of who ‘that someone’ is. It is a clip for enjoying the new impression the same song leaves when it meets the screen.
If you want to see the atmosphere of the venue, choose the two ‘Olhaedo Geulleotchu’ clips; if you want to focus on the lingering feeling of the song, choose ‘The Darkest Night’. If you’ve come from listening to the fifth studio album, you can find in ‘Us’ how a familiar melody changes on stage. If ‘Undercover Lovers’, a song you didn’t know well yet, appealed to you, it’s fine to go back to its recording too. Even without watching a whole concert at length, the voice and expressions of one song can stay in your memory. Keep the scene you most want to see again as your next listen.
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