

BTS’s V, fresh off the release of his solo project, has shared his visit to South Korea’s Tiny Desk. Backed by a crew of stellar instrumentalists and vocalists, the jazz-loving member of the septet reimagined three cuts off of Layover. Watch the full episode below.
Filmed in Seoul, V enlisted a drummer, backup vocalists, a saxophone player, a keyboardist, and a handful of other players (most of whom flew in from the US) to round out the backing band of his dreams. They kicked things off with the album’s pre-release single, “Love Me Again,” and followed it up with an extra dreamy live arrangement of the focus track, Slow Dancing after V dedicated some time to introducing the members of the band. (“Slow Dancing” wisely then built in ample time for a saxophone solo.)
This episode is the latest in a recently launched South Korean version of the immensely popular NPR series,...
Filmed in Seoul, V enlisted a drummer, backup vocalists, a saxophone player, a keyboardist, and a handful of other players (most of whom flew in from the US) to round out the backing band of his dreams. They kicked things off with the album’s pre-release single, “Love Me Again,” and followed it up with an extra dreamy live arrangement of the focus track, Slow Dancing after V dedicated some time to introducing the members of the band. (“Slow Dancing” wisely then built in ample time for a saxophone solo.)
This episode is the latest in a recently launched South Korean version of the immensely popular NPR series,...
- 9/15/2023
- by Mary Siroky
- Consequence - Music


V slowed things down for the debut live performance of his recent single “Love Me Again,” an R&b and jazz-influenced record that appears on his full-length solo album Layover. Accompanied by four backing vocalists, the BTS member performed the song on a special episode of Naver’s Npop show, where he also delivered live renditions of “Rainy Days” and “Slow Dancing.”
Each performance was set against a unique backdrop, reflecting the song’s tone. For “Love Me Again,” the artist, born Kim Taehyung, stood among framed photographs in an orange-hued art gallery setting.
Each performance was set against a unique backdrop, reflecting the song’s tone. For “Love Me Again,” the artist, born Kim Taehyung, stood among framed photographs in an orange-hued art gallery setting.
- 9/11/2023
- by Larisha Paul
- Rollingstone.com


Image Source: YouTube user Hybe Labels
BTS member V dropped his debut solo album "Layover" on Sept. 8, and released his latest music video "Slow Dancing" alongside it. The album hitting shelves is a culmination of over a month of promotion on V's part, and fans still can't get enough!
V's management company, Bighit, first shared that V was releasing his first LP on Aug. 8. They revealed the news with a post that included a video teaser. "Hello. This is BigHit Music. We are excited to share more details about the release of BTS member V's solo album 'Layover,'" the post read, per the Hindustan Times. "'Layover' consists of six tracks in total - five tracks and a bonus track. To fully appreciate the album's flow, we recommend listening to it in sequence from start to finish."
Related: Hybe Label Chairman Says He "[Hopes]" BTS Will Reunite in...
BTS member V dropped his debut solo album "Layover" on Sept. 8, and released his latest music video "Slow Dancing" alongside it. The album hitting shelves is a culmination of over a month of promotion on V's part, and fans still can't get enough!
V's management company, Bighit, first shared that V was releasing his first LP on Aug. 8. They revealed the news with a post that included a video teaser. "Hello. This is BigHit Music. We are excited to share more details about the release of BTS member V's solo album 'Layover,'" the post read, per the Hindustan Times. "'Layover' consists of six tracks in total - five tracks and a bonus track. To fully appreciate the album's flow, we recommend listening to it in sequence from start to finish."
Related: Hybe Label Chairman Says He "[Hopes]" BTS Will Reunite in...
- 9/8/2023
- by Eden Arielle Gordon
- Popsugar.com

Song Name – Slow Dancing
Singer – V Check out Slow Dancing Song Lyrics by BTS V It’s about time we get it straight
Gimme a minute if it ain’t too late
It sounds about right
This can’t be forced, babe
It shouldn’t feel like this
Hurts too much already
Stay with me ’til the end of the day
Maybe we
Could be
Slow dancing
Until the morning
We could be romancing
The night away
Turnin’ me up and back off like this
What do you want? Do you not like it?
Stop teasin’ me, girl
Now, you made me leave my heart out here
Step on me and I’ll lift you up
Find someone new again
We were so much alike
Now we’re just distant neighbors
Maybe we
Could be
Slow dancing
Until the morning
We could be romancing
The night away...
Singer – V Check out Slow Dancing Song Lyrics by BTS V It’s about time we get it straight
Gimme a minute if it ain’t too late
It sounds about right
This can’t be forced, babe
It shouldn’t feel like this
Hurts too much already
Stay with me ’til the end of the day
Maybe we
Could be
Slow dancing
Until the morning
We could be romancing
The night away
Turnin’ me up and back off like this
What do you want? Do you not like it?
Stop teasin’ me, girl
Now, you made me leave my heart out here
Step on me and I’ll lift you up
Find someone new again
We were so much alike
Now we’re just distant neighbors
Maybe we
Could be
Slow dancing
Until the morning
We could be romancing
The night away...
- 9/8/2023
- by Editorial Desk
- GlamSham

BTS’s V has unveiled handwritten lyrics for his upcoming song Slow Dancing from his debut album Layover. The highly-anticipated album is scheduled to be released on September 8, which also happens to be the birthday of Yeontan, BTS V’s beloved pet dog.
BTS’ V shared the lyrics of Slow Dancing in his handwriting on Melon, a South Korean online music store and music streaming service. The lyrics read: “Maybe we could be slow dancing”, offering fans a sneak peek before the official release of the Slow Dancing music video, which is scheduled for the same day as Layover.
Layover consists of six tracks, including a bonus track. The tracks are Rainy Days, Blue, Love Me Again, Slow Dancing, For Us, and the bonus track Slow Dancing (Piano Ver). Love Me Again and Rainy Days have already been released and are performing exceptionally well, breaking records and securing positions on various charts.
BTS’ V shared the lyrics of Slow Dancing in his handwriting on Melon, a South Korean online music store and music streaming service. The lyrics read: “Maybe we could be slow dancing”, offering fans a sneak peek before the official release of the Slow Dancing music video, which is scheduled for the same day as Layover.
Layover consists of six tracks, including a bonus track. The tracks are Rainy Days, Blue, Love Me Again, Slow Dancing, For Us, and the bonus track Slow Dancing (Piano Ver). Love Me Again and Rainy Days have already been released and are performing exceptionally well, breaking records and securing positions on various charts.
- 9/5/2023
- by Shweta Ghadashi
- GlamSham


BTS member V has officially unveiled his debut solo album, Layover.
The record, set to release on September 8, was announced on social media by the group’s label Big Hit Music on Monday. A short visualizer accompanied the post and included the title of the upcoming project. The collection of songs will include six tracks including “Rainy Days,” “Blue,” “Love Me Again,” “Slow Dancing,” “For Us,” and a piano version of “Slow Dancing.” V collaborated with Ador’s president and executive producer Hee Jin Min for the new album.
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The record, set to release on September 8, was announced on social media by the group’s label Big Hit Music on Monday. A short visualizer accompanied the post and included the title of the upcoming project. The collection of songs will include six tracks including “Rainy Days,” “Blue,” “Love Me Again,” “Slow Dancing,” “For Us,” and a piano version of “Slow Dancing.” V collaborated with Ador’s president and executive producer Hee Jin Min for the new album.
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- 8/8/2023
- by Charisma Madarang
- Rollingstone.com


V is the latest member of BTS to unveil plans for a solo project. His new six-track album, titled Layover, will be released on September 8th.
Layover consists of five songs: “Rainy Days,” “Blue,” Love Me Again,” “Slow Dancing,” and “For Us.” The tracklist also includes a bonus piano version of “Slow Dancing.” Below, you can find descriptions for each of the songs as provided by BigHit Music.
What’s more, all five of the album songs come with companion music videos.
V will support the release with “amazing new performances” and various appearances.
V’s solo album will follow projects from BTS bandmates Jungkook, j-hope, Rm, Jimin, Suga, and Jin. The group took a pause from joint activities so that each member could complete his mandatory service period in the South Korean military. Earlier today, Suga joined Jin and j-hope in active duty.
Editor’s Note: For more BTS-related content,...
Layover consists of five songs: “Rainy Days,” “Blue,” Love Me Again,” “Slow Dancing,” and “For Us.” The tracklist also includes a bonus piano version of “Slow Dancing.” Below, you can find descriptions for each of the songs as provided by BigHit Music.
What’s more, all five of the album songs come with companion music videos.
V will support the release with “amazing new performances” and various appearances.
V’s solo album will follow projects from BTS bandmates Jungkook, j-hope, Rm, Jimin, Suga, and Jin. The group took a pause from joint activities so that each member could complete his mandatory service period in the South Korean military. Earlier today, Suga joined Jin and j-hope in active duty.
Editor’s Note: For more BTS-related content,...
- 8/8/2023
- by Scoop Harrison
- Consequence - Music
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