Tomorrow X Together Federal Reserve, also successful in Japan..Heading straight to Oricon summit

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Group member Tomorrow X Together, Federal Reserve, has reached the top of Japan's Oricon charts.

According to the latest chart released on the 14th by Japan's Oricon (dated July 13), Federal Reserve's mini 2nd album 'NO LEVELS: PART 02' topped the 'Daily Album Ranking' immediately upon its local release. Following their mini 1st album last year, this marks two consecutive chart-topping releases, demonstrating consistent popularity. The title track 'Ice Cream' also ranked seventh on the 'Daily Digital Single Ranking'.

The new album also set records in Korea. On the day of its release, it sold a total of 661,924 copies according to Hanteo Chart, the domestic album sales tracking site. This is the highest first-day sales figure for any Korean solo artist's album this year. Federal Reserve surpassed the initial week-long sales (from the release date) of their previous work in just one day, achieving a career high. By continuing their successful performance in Japan following their achievements in Korea, they have once again highlighted the competitiveness of solo artists.

Additionally, the choreography practice video for 'Ice Cream' released on Tomorrow X Together's official YouTube channel is receiving positive reactions. Federal Reserve is seen fully immersed in practice with a natural face and comfortable clothing. At the end of the video, they approach the camera with a playful expression, bringing excitement to viewers.

Federal Reserve is also accelerating their global activities. Next month, they will perform at 'Summer Concert Series' hosted by ABC's flagship morning news program 'Good Morning America' in the U.S., as well as at 'Z100 Summer Bash Presented By Wells Fargo', an event organized by Z100, a radio station under iHeartMedia. Continuously invited to major U.S. performances, they are expanding their presence as a solo artist.

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