They say the music video is sung by Shin Se-kyung

BTS Jin's new song poster. Photo | Big Hit Music

[Sports Seoul | Reporter Park Kyung-ho] BTS member Jin will be working with Shin Se-kyung.

At midnight on the 13th (Korean time), Jin released the music video poster for the title song 'Don't Say You Love Me' from his second mini album 'Echo' on the team's official SNS.

The poster depicts a couple at the end of their love. Phrases such as “Mixed gazes and entangled hearts” and “Our heartbreaking story” seem to encapsulate the current state of the lovers whose relationship has grown distant.

On the other hand, another poster containing their brilliant moments evokes contrasting emotions and leaves a deep aftertaste. We look forward to a romantic film-like narrative and Jin's delicate inner acting.

BTS Jin's new song poster. Photo | Big Hit Music

According to his agency Big Hit Music, the music video for "Don't Say You Love Me" was produced in a dramatized format, with actress Shin Se-kyung appearing as the female lead alongside Jin.

'Don't Say You Love Me' is a pop song with a plain sound and restrained composition that creates a lonely atmosphere. Jin will convey the complicated feelings that love can be both comfort and pain with a calm voice.

Jin's second mini album 'Echo', which will be released at 1 PM on the 16th, is an album that depicts the various moments of life spreading out like 'echoes' in different forms. Jin looks at emotions and situations that everyone has experienced at least once from his own perspective and expresses them in a simple yet witty way.

The album will include 7 tracks of various genres based on the band's sound, including the title track 'Don't Say You Love Me', 'Nothing Without Your Love', 'Loser (feat. YENA)', 'Rope It', 'A Journey with the Clouds', 'Background', and 'To Me Today'.

Shin Se-kyung, it's been a long time

I think it will suit you well