V brings somewhat sunshine to ARMY along with his “Wet Days.”
The BTS celebrity activates the waterworks with this newest single, a ballad, arriving on the stroke of midnight.
“Wet Days” will splash on the Ok-pop singer’s debut solo album, Layover, a six-pack set to drop on Sept. 8, and consists of the primary launch “Love Me Once more,” which appeared Wednesday with an official music video.
It’s a stripped again quantity, framed round V’s vocals, a snapping snare and an eccentric piano chorus. Large Hit Leisure describes the recent reduce as an “different pop R&B monitor,” an announcement reads, a “good mixture of classic percussion and fashionable drum sounds offers off a singular vibe.”
The music video for “Wet Days” follows V as he will get about an peculiar day, waking up, prepping meals, working, resting.
On it, he sings: “Wet Days, I’m considering ‘bout you/What to say/Want I knew easy methods to/Discover the best way/Proper again to you.”
As beforehand reported, V labored with NewJeans artistic director/ADOR president Hee Jin Min on the forthcoming LP, with BigHit revealing that Min oversaw the whole manufacturing of the gathering, together with music, choreography, design and promotion.
For “Wet Days,” she says, “I needed to concentrate on V’s internal self as an alternative of his outwardly glamor. I had particular kinds of music that I needed to counsel to V, contemplating his vocal tone and elegance. As quickly as he heard the tracklist I made for him, we immediately agreed on the course.”
The brand new tune, she continues, “acts as an intro for the album, and V’s serene vocals and visuals stand out.”
Large Hit introduced Tuesday that Layover will embrace a complete of six tracks: “Wet Days,” “Blue,” “Love Me Once more,” “Gradual Dancing,” “For Us” and a bonus monitor piano model of “Gradual Dancing.”
And the tracklist comes with a suggestion, that ARMY take heed to the album’s tracks so as, from 1-5, noting that “Gradual Dancing” is the main focus monitor of the gathering, describing it as a “Nineteen Seventies romantic soul fashion monitor [that] exudes a laid-back and free-spirited feeling.”
V’s solo efforts come after releases from his fellow BTS members: Jung Kook launched “Seven” that includes Latto — which topped the Billboard Sizzling 100 — final month, whereas Suga’s D-Day arrived in April and Jimin’s FACE (together with the Sizzling 100 No. 1 “Like Loopy”) in March.
His earlier releases embrace “Stigma,” “Singularity,” “Winter Bear” and “Internal Youngster”; more moderen authentic solo songs are 2021’s “Christmas Tree,” which was on the soundtrack of the Netflix Ok-drama Our Beloved Summer season and final 12 months’s model of the vacation basic “It’s Starting to Look a Lot Like Christmas.”
Watch “Wet Days” beneath.
