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Suga of BTS releases first solo album ‘D-Day’
Toff C.
Published Apr 25, 2023 04:21 PM PHT

BTS member Suga dropped his debut solo album D-DAY on Friday, April 21 under his moniker Agust D.
BTS member Suga dropped his debut solo album D-DAY on Friday, April 21 under his moniker Agust D.
The album contained ten tracks including the lead single "People Pt. 2" featuring IU, "Haegeum," "Huh?!,""Amygdala," "SDL," "Polar Night," "Interlude: Dawn," "Snooze" featuring Ryuichi Sakamoto and Woosung of the Rose, and "Life Goes On."
The album contained ten tracks including the lead single "People Pt. 2" featuring IU, "Haegeum," "Huh?!,""Amygdala," "SDL," "Polar Night," "Interlude: Dawn," "Snooze" featuring Ryuichi Sakamoto and Woosung of the Rose, and "Life Goes On."
In an interview with Billboard in early April, the Korean artist was asked what was the difference between his mindset when he is releasing music as Agust D and as Suga of BTS.
In an interview with Billboard in early April, the Korean artist was asked what was the difference between his mindset when he is releasing music as Agust D and as Suga of BTS.
"They’re all music made by the person called Min Yoongi (his real name). So, I don’t actually have a very different mindset for each moniker — but I would say that the purposes could be somewhat different. Ultimately, the goal of releasing this music is for as many people to listen to my music as possible," he said.
"They’re all music made by the person called Min Yoongi (his real name). So, I don’t actually have a very different mindset for each moniker — but I would say that the purposes could be somewhat different. Ultimately, the goal of releasing this music is for as many people to listen to my music as possible," he said.
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He continued: "So, 'People Pt.2' was made thinking about how people will receive Agust D’s music, which is why we also featured IU. It’s kind of a trial to release this music under the name Agust D. I’m actually a little bit worried."
He continued: "So, 'People Pt.2' was made thinking about how people will receive Agust D’s music, which is why we also featured IU. It’s kind of a trial to release this music under the name Agust D. I’m actually a little bit worried."
In the same interview, the singer was asked on why he decided to collaborate with IU for the lead single People "Pt.2."
In the same interview, the singer was asked on why he decided to collaborate with IU for the lead single People "Pt.2."
He relayed: "We had to sync the person SUGA and Agust D. This is a song that kind of matches that sync. We need that bridge and sync between my mixtape and this official solo album."
He relayed: "We had to sync the person SUGA and Agust D. This is a song that kind of matches that sync. We need that bridge and sync between my mixtape and this official solo album."
In 2016, Suga released his first mixtape under his Agust D moniker with the same title. In 2020, he released another mixtape called D-2.
In 2016, Suga released his first mixtape under his Agust D moniker with the same title. In 2020, he released another mixtape called D-2.
The Korean artist added: "In order to put that sync together, I had to make this a very pop song. We didn’t try to make the music video that intense — and, in that sense, IU really played an important role in doing that."
The Korean artist added: "In order to put that sync together, I had to make this a very pop song. We didn’t try to make the music video that intense — and, in that sense, IU really played an important role in doing that."
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Following the release of his new album, Suga will embark on his Agust D solo concert tour in the US and Asia.
Following the release of his new album, Suga will embark on his Agust D solo concert tour in the US and Asia.
He will kickstart his tour in South Korea on April 26 at the UBS Arena in Belmont Park.
He will kickstart his tour in South Korea on April 26 at the UBS Arena in Belmont Park.
He will also be performing in Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia.
He will also be performing in Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia.
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