Making history with his first solo album GOLDEN, Jung Kook of BTS is back with a vinyl version containing : 1-LP Golden Vinyl, Outer Sleeve, Photo Book, Contents Envelope, 2 Postcards, 2 Photo Cards, 1 Wax Seal Sticker.
More than any of his BTS bandmates, Jung Kook has been primed for the greatest crossover potential with his debut solo album, Golden. Unlike the rap showcases of RM, Suga, and J-Hope or the focused genre forays from V, Jin, and Jimin, Golden takes aim at the mainstream sweet spot that swirls together funky beats, catchy melodies, and irresistible choruses. It doesn't hurt his prospects that everything is in English, either. Backed by producers such as BloodPop, Diplo, Andrew Watt, and Cirkut and songwriters like Shawn Mendes and Ed Sheeran, the LP also features rapper Jack Harlow on the bouncy, fun-loving "3D"; Major Lazer on the sensual, throbbing "Closer to You"; DJ Snake on the shimmering electronic dance anthem "Please Don't Change"; and Latto on the chart-conquering, record-breaking sex romp "Seven" (the edited version is also included). While the laundry list of A-list names attached to the project leaves little doubt that this has been custom-designed to make him an even bigger star, everything works so well because of Jung Kook's seasoned vocals and natural allure. Like Justin Timberlake and Harry Styles before him, it's quite clear that Jung Kook has been christened as his boy band's main breakout, and Golden makes a great case for that push. - Neil Z. Yeung
| 1 | 3D (feat. Jack Harlow) |
| 2 | Closer to You (feat. Major Lazer) |
| 3 | Seven (feat. Latto) - Explicit Ver. |
| 4 | Standing Next to You |
| 5 | Yes or No |
| 6 | Please Don't Change (feat. DJ Snake) |
| 7 | Hate You |
| 8 | Somebody |
| 9 | Too Sad to Dance |
| 10 | Shot Glass of Tears |
| 11 | Seven (feat. Latto) - Clean Ver. |
