BTS’ Jimin releases ‘Promise’ and ‘Christmas Love’ on streaming services

Jimin, a member of the boyband BTS, has released two remixes of his new single ‘Like Crazy’.Today (March 27), the K-pop idol unveiled the ‘UK Garage’ and ‘Deep House’ remixes of the English version of ‘Like Crazy’, which appeared on his debut studio album ‘FACE’.The ‘Deep House’ remix of ‘Like Crazy’ is a more club-ready mix that speeds up the tempo of the original, while adding a more percussion elements.Last week, Jimin made an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to perform ‘Like Crazy’, marking his first solo performance on US television.Jimin also previously spoke about how his BTS groupmates were the “catalyst” for ‘FACE’. “The words from the members helped me during the production of the album, and for me personally, they also played a role in deciding which direction my album should take, which is reassuring,” he said.Earlier this month, Jimin made two of his older solo songs ‘Promise’ and ‘Christmas Love’ on major streaming services for the first time.

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Jimin, also a member of the K-pop boyband BTS, has released a music video teaser for this upcoming solo single ‘Like Crazy’.The clip opens with an extreme close-up of the K-pop idol’s eye, before slowing panning out to reveal him sitting alone in a kitchen with flickering lights, accompanied by an atmospheric backing track.The teaser then switches to a different scene of Jimin in a dimly lit room, before cutting to a title card of ‘Like Crazy’ featuring the song’s release time. The single will be released this Friday (March 24) at 1pm KST.On the same day, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon announced that Jimin is set to make his US solo debut performance on the programme with ‘Like Crazy’.

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