BTS drops 'SWIM' remix album showcasing each member's unique take on hit track
Can’t get enough of BTS’ Swim? The members have now released remixed versions showcasing their own styles.
On March 27, the K-pop supergroup released the Keep Swimming album, which features revamped iterations of Swim in seven different genres, as well as the original and instrumental versions.
"The remixes bring diverse charms by expanding the original song’s framework to reflect each of the seven members’ musical tastes," the group's label Big Hit Music said.
RM's version features a soft and relaxed vibe, Jin mixes Brit rock and punk rock for his alternative rock version, while SUGA adds a melodic techno sound that gives the song a club feel.
j-hope adds an Afrobeat groove with guitar and piano, and Jimin evokes emotion through his slow jam R&B version.
V brings energy with an electronic remix full of bass and changed vocals, and Jung Kook kept the song cozy with lo-fi guitar and warm vocals.
BTS officially made their full-group comeback after a four-year hiatus. Their first live performance featuring the songs of ARIRANG was held last March 21 at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul.
The special event drew thousands of ARMY, both in person and on Netflix.
If you're experiencing post-concert blues, Netflix released BTS: THE RETURN, a documentary film on the making of the ARIRANG album.
