BTS V Unveils New Album 'Layover' Tracklist, Release Date, MORE [Details]

BTS fans finally have something to look forward to-aside from all the mandatory military enlistment news going on-because V's solo debut album "Layover" is finally coming.

According to reports, the KPOP idol unveiled the first teaser in support of his highly anticipated album, which is expected to be released on Sept. 8.

V's album will include six tracks: "Rainy Days," "Blue," "Love Me Again," "Slow Dancing," "For Us," and a piano version of "Slow Dancing."

Fans cannot wait to finally get their hands on the singer's album, after all, he is one of the last members to launch their solo music career, and fans are dying to know what genre and concept he will be taking on.

"I CAN'T DESCRIBE THE IMMENSE HAPPINESS I FEEL [RIGHT NOW]," a fan wrote of the news.

"The sad girlies are thriving this year," another added.

BTS V's New Album in the Making

The recent update on the KPOP star's upcoming album comes just days after news of him collaborating with Min Heejin, a producer who has worked with another KPOP group, NewJeans.

There is not a lot of information about the upcoming album or its concept, but Min disclosed some behind-the-scenes information that fans might want to know about: "I received an offer at the end of last year," she began.

"I hesitated at first due to the schedule, but I was intrigued by V's attitude and passion as well as his voice tone, which I wasn't familiar with. This time, I want [listeners] to focus on the music.

"We prepared music that reflects V's preferences while simultaneously is music that I want to recommend. Rather than a familiar style, we placed focus on music that we want to make and music that we can pull off well. We were terribly busy, but I think an interesting production emerged."

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BTS V Isn't Soloist V

V, fondly referred to as Taehyung by his fans, from his real name Kim Taehyung, explained that he will be showing a different side to his fans.

"I'm nervous but happy," he admitted. "It's an album that captures my tastes. There will be abundant spectacles."

"I prepared while thinking that ARMY will be happy, so I hope you can anticipate it. I think you will be able to see a new side of solo artist V that is different from BTS's V."

V is the second-to-the-last member of BTS to release a solo album.

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