Jungkookmember of the South Korean group btsLast year he released what was one of his best musical works: his solo album entitled ‘GOLDEN’. And if you haven’t had the chance to listen to the songs, we leave you here 5 Important Reasons Why You Should Listen to the Entire Album.
“Standing Next To You” is without a doubt a great single:
Although he initially showed a bit of his album by sharing the preview of the songs ‘Seven’ and ‘3D’, when ‘Standing next to you‘, the sound, like funk and disco with modern touches, the vocal talent of the artist, his charisma and the lyrics exceeded everything that could be expected, leaving his audience pleasantly surprised, also considering the great production work that was behind everything. , and the fluid execution of each movement of the artist.
His very well-crafted voice:
Although from the beginning of BTS, Jungkook highlighted the wonderful talent he had with his voice, with this album you can see the work he did to perfect it more and more, being able to interpret from a very melancholic song to a more danceable and sexy song, achieving many facets in an almost perfect way. In addition to this, as happens in his first album, he could sing in several languages such as Korean, English or even Japanese, without sounding bad or different in each of them.
The maturity that is noticeable with ‘GOLDEN’:
Another reason to listen to him and which undoubtedly owes the success of his album to him is the maturity that The Idol has had and that can be observed in his songs. Acts such as his presence, his responsibility and the way he interacts with the different dance partners allow us to see that the artist has matured a lot and grown professionally.
Collaborations:
Jungkook managed to have some great collaborations, including: “Seven” with Latto, “3D” with Jack Harlow, “Please don’t change” with DJ Snake and “Closer to you” with Major Lazer, songs where each one demonstrated their incredible musical talent and how their union generated excellent songs.
A GOLDEN MAKNAE in every sense of the word:
This is another reason why listening to the South Korean’s solo album should almost be a must. Being the youngest in the group has earned him the title of ‘golden maknae‘, that is to say, the young man of gold, and with his album it was clear that he is, since his talent in the 10 songs, all very well planned and thought out, shows that this nickname he has is not in vain.
