SPNCR, who writes the name in Korean as 스펜서, put out “Sense” with a guest turn from SURYEON in late September 2025. The official music video runs a little over three minutes and carries the featured credit inside its title, the way Korean releases normally do.

Korean releases land at six in the evening

Almost everything released in Korea — major-label idol projects and small indie tracks like this one alike — goes live at 18:00 KST. It is a convention rather than a rule. Labels once favoured midnight or noon, and the industry settled on early evening after long arguments about overnight listening distorting the domestic charts. Streaming platforms and the music video are scheduled for the same minute, which is why a song and its video share a publication date. Six in Seoul is late morning in western Europe and before dawn in the Americas, so the first day of numbers is almost entirely Korean.

About this release

“Sense” is credited to SPNCR featuring SURYEON, with the official music video published on 25 September 2025 KST through POCLANOS, the distributor whose channel hosts it. The official description carries nothing beyond the title and the tags #SPNCR and #스펜서 — no producer, writer or parent album is named alongside it.

Watching from outside Korea

There is no translated description and no credit list here, so the title is your best search term. Pairing the Korean spelling 스펜서 with “Sense” brings up the streaming entries, where featured and writing credits are usually listed in full.

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