BTS's Solo Works Get Acclaim from Experts... "Proving Musicality Beyond K-Pop Boundaries"

As the solo works of members of the global super group BTS continue to dominate the charts in English-speaking countries, they are also receiving favorable reviews for their musical perfection. If the praise that influential foreign media outlets such as the Grammys and Billboard poured out immediately after the release of BTS's solo works drove their initial success, the recent addition of professional analyses from critics is accelerating their 'long-run'.

According to the industry on the 23rd, music industry experts unanimously agreed that the solo works of BTS members are "albums that are receiving favorable reviews for their musicality that transcends the boundaries of K-pop and broadens the genre."

"The solo works that combine the members' star player capabilities with advanced producing that is open to domestic and international audiences are reaffirming BTS's solid global status," he said.

Jimin's second solo album 'Muse's' title song 'Who', which is a true hip-hop R&B genre, is receiving favorable reviews for brightening up his solo career.

The choreography that highlights Jimin's smooth curves, which he learned through modern dance, the emotional vocals that he perfected by starting from the basics again, and the heartbreaking lyrics about missing someone are in perfect harmony.

This song is the result of collaboration between domestic and international producers, including Grammy-nominated producer John Belian, who has worked on songwriting for Canadian pop star Justin Bieber and American pop band Maroon 5, and Pdogg, who has produced some of BTS's representative works.

Immediately after the release of this album, foreign media also gave it favorable reviews.

Musicality is a given