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Everything to know about BTS Jungkook’s upcoming solo album, Golden

Some tracks in Jungkook's upcoming album Golden, are co-produced by renowned musicians like Ed Sheeran and Shawn Mendes.

Ashley Cheah

| October 17, 2023
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BTS Jungkook in a concept photo for his upcoming album, Golden. Photo: Weverse

In the lead-up to the drop of his debut studio album Golden, BTS’ Jungkook has been pushing out several releases.

The first was Seven (feat. Latto) (2023), a romantic UK garage pop song for which he teamed up with American rapper Latto. Then, Jungkook sang about passionate love and spending every day with one’s lover.

Next in line was 3D (feat. Jack Harlow) (2023). In this slightly more cheeky track, he tastefully talks about feelings toward an unattainable person from various dimensions.

All that’s left is for him to drop his debut studio album proper.

Read more: Review: BTS’ Jungkook drops tastefully cheeky new track 3D, featuring Jack Harlow

In a social media post shared on Sunday (15 Oct), he shared that the upcoming album will consist of 11 tracks, led by the main track Standing Next To You.

Other songs in the album include pre-releases like 3D featuring Jack Harlow as well as both the explicit and clean version of Seven, in collaboration with Latto.

Read more: Review: BTS’ Jungkook makes global solo debut with addictive love track Seven

Notably, Jungkook will also team up with DJ trio Major Lazer for the second track in the album, titled Closer to You.

Looking at the credits, sharp-eyed fans will also spot familiar names.

English singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran co-produced the album’s fifth track Yes or No. On the other hand, Canadian singer-songwriter Shawn Mendes also co-produced Hate You, the seventh track in the album.

The album will drop officially early next month, on 3 Nov (Fri) at 1PM KST (12PM SGT).

In other BTS news, all seven BTS members have renewed their contracts with Hybe & BigHit Music. The group had previously renewed their contracts with BigHit Music in 2018, one year ahead of their contracts’ expiry, after their debut in 2013.

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