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BTS' J-Hope paints a monochrome world with colors of hopes, dreams in comeback MV NEURON with Gaeko, yoonmirae
BTS’ J-Hope has finally made a much-awaited comeback with his album HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1. He released NEURON (with Gaeko, yoonmirae) official motion picture marking the comeback.
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BTS' J-Hope dropped NEURON featuring Gaeko, yoonmirae's official motion picture
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With this, his much anticipated album HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1 is also released
BTS' J-Hope has just dropped his latest musical solo album. On March 29, at 1 PM KST, the talented BTS member unveiled his special album titled HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1, along with the accompanying motion picture for the title track.
BTS’ J-Hope releases HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1.
BTS member and solo artist J-Hope has just unveiled his special solo album, HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1, which includes the title track NEURON featuring Gaeko and yoonmirae. NEURON is a throwback hip-hop tune that delves into the motivations driving the artists and the significant role they play in their lives, likening them to "neurons."
The black-and-white music video is a cinematic masterpiece, highlighting not only J-Hope's talent as an artist but also his exceptional production skills. With poignant quotes like "Even without knowing each other's stories, we create moments of love that bridge the gap," J-Hope from BTS contemplates themes of love, hope, and connection. The subtle hints of color scattered throughout the video offer a dynamic perspective on life and how it's perceived. Moreover, J-Hope's lyrical finesse and impeccable rhyming skills elevate the viewing experience, making it truly captivating.
Interestingly, NEURON also pays homage to J-Hope's former dance crew from Kwangju, sharing its name. Serving as the lead track of HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1, the song mirrors the artist's personal journey, as depicted in his documentary series, HOPE ON THE STREET.
More about HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1
The six-track mini-album was highlighted in a press release for its wide range of sounds and emotions, demonstrating J-Hope's versatility and depth as a musician. Notable features include bandmate Jungkook on i wonder, I Don't Know feat. Huh Yunjin of LE SSERAFIM as well as collaborations with Benny Blanco and Chic's Nile Rodgers on lock/unlock. Additionally, there's a dance mix of what if featuring Jinbo the SuperFreak, and NEURON which includes contributions from South Korean hip-hop veteran Gaeko of Dynamic Duo and yoonmirae. The album is now available for fans to stream worldwide.
The latest project follows up on J-Hope's 2022 solo album, Jack in the Box, which achieved a remarkable milestone by reaching No. 6 on the Billboard 200 albums chart. In August 2023, fans were treated to an expanded HOPE edition of the previously released album.
Alongside the album release, viewers can delve deeper into J-Hope's artistic origins and street dance background through a six-part docuseries titled HOPE ON THE STREET, which premiered earlier this week with episode 1 on Prime Video.
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