BTS are close to its ninth debut anniversary and their upcoming comeback with an anthology album, PROOF. June is always a busy month for the group and their ARMY as it is their debut month and they have many different activities planned to celebrate it with their fans. As they will celebrate their ninth debut anniversary this year with the release of their album, they will become the first K-pop group to release an album every year for 10 consecutive years.
Currently busy in the preparation of their comeback, BTS still has not revealed plans to celebrate their anniversary yet, however, their official Twitter channel has revealed a special collaboration with Benny Blanco. A few days ago, they had released a poll for fans to vote for their favourite tracks of the band according to different categories. It is now revealed that Benny Blanco will be remixing and producing the favourite title tracks of BTS as chosen by the fans.
The special project is titled, MyBTSTracks Remix D-1 and it will include three of the fan-voted songs- Fake Love, Life Goes On and Blood Sweat and Tears. The release date for the remix has not been revealed yet, however, we can expect to hear it around the time of the septet’s Festa for their debut anniversary.
Benny Blanco has shared his love and appreciation for the Korean pop superstars often and had also attended their Permission To Dance: On Stage Concert in the USA. We cannot wait to hear the remix.
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Check Out BTS Proof Of Inspiration By Jungkook
The talented music group has released the proof of inspiration videos which tells the story behind why each member chose certain songs for their upcoming anthology album PROOF and what importance the songs hold in their lives.
The K-pop septet is set to make a comeback with 3 new songs, Yet To Come being the title track for their album. The album will be released on 10th June 2022 at 1 pm KST.
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