BTS' Suga is set to drop his first official album 'D-Day' this April
ARMYs, are you ready to hear another bop from BTS' SUGA?
In case you missed it, Big Hit Music on Sunday, April 2, announced that South Korean rapper and K-pop star Suga is set to release his first official album dubbed D-Day on April 21, 1 p.m. KST (12 noon in Philippine time).
D-DAY
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2023. 4. 21.
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D-Day will be the final installment of his solo mixtape trilogy under Agust D, a name the BTS member used in the past. According to Big Hit's statement, this album will explore “the personal journey of Suga as Agust D, which include tracks offering an intimate portrayal of his life as an artist.”
The BTS member dropped his first mixtape, Agust D, in 2016. It includes the tracks give it to me, so far away, and Tony Montana, among others. His second mixtape D-2 was released in May 2020, featuring tracks Daechwita, People, Strange, and more.
Prior to the album release, Suga will drop a pre-release track on April 7. The K-pop star is also gearing for his solo tour “SUGA | Agust D,” conquering stages in the United States and Asia from April to May.
Besides his solo album release, ARMYs can anticipate his solo documentary, SUGA: Road to D-Day on Disney+. Its release date is yet to be announced.
