In a press release, BTS’ label BigHit stated that “Closer Than This” is dedicated to the group’s fans and “encapsulates Jimin’s genuine feelings for ARMY.” The song became a huge hit upon its release and topped the iTunes charts in more than 100 countries around the globe.

“As we approach the final days of 2023, we hope that “Closer Than This,” with its lyrics conveying Jimin’s love and affection for his fans, will bring you hope and warmth,” BigHit added.

Jimin shared his debut studio album, Face, back in March. He was listed as a co-writer on all of the record’s tracks alongside frequent BTS collaborators Pdogg and Ghstloop, who also produced the project.

Face had a record debut in South Korea, selling 1 million copies in the first 24 hours. The album also reached No.2 on the US Billboard 200 and became the highest-charting album of a solo South Korean artist in the history of Billboard charts.

Jimin enlisted to serve his mandatory military service in early December alongside his BTS band members. He is expected to finish his service in the summer of 2025.

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JTBC News recently released a report that RM is working on an album and will present his solo release in late November. Big Hit Music issued a statement shortly after, confirming the rumors and saying that “RM will drop a solo album and is currently in preparation.” However, the agency remained mum on the release date for the record.

BTS are currently on indefinite hiatus, with band members announcing back in the summer that they want to focus on solo works. Since then, J-hope released his solo album Jack in the Box while Jin presented The Astronaut.

RM’s upcoming album will be his first as a solo artist. So far, the 28-year-old singer has released two mixtapes, RM and Mono, while releasing a handful of singles and making a number of appearances as a featured artist. He most recently made a guest appearance on Balming Tiger’s hit track “S-xy Nukim.”

Besides working on a new solo album, RM is also venturing into hosting and will serve as a presenter on tvN’s educational series The Dictionary of Useless Human Knowledge. The show is set to arrive on air by the end of the year.

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In a press release, BTS’ label BigHit stated that “Closer Than This” is dedicated to the group’s fans and “encapsulates Jimin’s genuine feelings for ARMY.” The song became a huge hit upon its release and topped the iTunes charts in more than 100 countries around the globe.

“As we approach the final days of 2023, we hope that “Closer Than This,” with its lyrics conveying Jimin’s love and affection for his fans, will bring you hope and warmth,” BigHit added.

Jimin shared his debut studio album, Face, back in March. He was listed as a co-writer on all of the record’s tracks alongside frequent BTS collaborators Pdogg and Ghstloop, who also produced the project.

Face had a record debut in South Korea, selling 1 million copies in the first 24 hours. The album also reached No.2 on the US Billboard 200 and became the highest-charting album of a solo South Korean artist in the history of Billboard charts.

Jimin enlisted to serve his mandatory military service in early December alongside his BTS band members. He is expected to finish his service in the summer of 2025.

The post BTS’ Jimin Shares New Single “Closer Than This” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

JTBC News recently released a report that RM is working on an album and will present his solo release in late November. Big Hit Music issued a statement shortly after, confirming the rumors and saying that “RM will drop a solo album and is currently in preparation.” However, the agency remained mum on the release date for the record.

BTS are currently on indefinite hiatus, with band members announcing back in the summer that they want to focus on solo works. Since then, J-hope released his solo album Jack in the Box while Jin presented The Astronaut.

RM’s upcoming album will be his first as a solo artist. So far, the 28-year-old singer has released two mixtapes, RM and Mono, while releasing a handful of singles and making a number of appearances as a featured artist. He most recently made a guest appearance on Balming Tiger’s hit track “S-xy Nukim.”

Besides working on a new solo album, RM is also venturing into hosting and will serve as a presenter on tvN’s educational series The Dictionary of Useless Human Knowledge. The show is set to arrive on air by the end of the year.

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