GOT7 member Jackson Wang unleashed his new song "Drive You Home" after series of mysterious teasers in the past weeks.
On the official YouTube Channel of Team Wang, Jackson dropped the video at exactly 12:00PM. He created the masterpiece himself by directing and starring in the official video at the same time.
The ever-talented rapper also worked closely with his team in writing and composing the new song. Jackson particularly collaborated with Club Media to produce the song, while Nick Mira and David Stewert served as its co-producers.
Meanwhile, Internet Money and Nija co-wrote the track.
The 27-year-old turned his promise to life after he pledged on giving his fans a glimpse of his own musical style through the song. Throughout the clip, fans can surely notice its differences to his debut song "Mirrors" in 2019.
Soon after he released the song, "Drive You Home," it instantly ranked first on iTunes of different countries, including El Salvador, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, and Sri Lanka, to name a few.
Jackson Wang, GOT7's Projects 2021
Before "Drive You Home" arrived, Jackson also graced the music charts with "LMLY" in March 2021. The hardworking K-pop star was also featured on "California" where he teamed up with Rich Brian, NIKI, and Warren Hue.
He may be the next rising star in the Hollywood as he also sat for an interview with James Corden. In one of the recent episodes of "The Late Late Show with James Corden," he hinted that he was working on two albums this year.
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Apart from Jackson, his other group members are also soaring high with their solo careers.
This week, fellow member Park Jinyoung announced yesterday that he would be releasing his single "Dive." Meanwhile, GOT7's leader JAY B will be dropping his long-awaited debut album in August under the H1GHR Music.
The label told the singers fans that it planned to invite diverse artists to include a wide range of genres in the album.
Their group and solo projects continue to be hit despite leaving JYP Entertainment in January. During that time, Jackson said that he could work anywhere except in Korea, thus, the whole group ended their seven years of engagement with the entertainment and move forward together.
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