Jung Kook Recruits Jack Harlow, Latto, Major Lazer and DJ Snake for New Album ‘Golden’

BTS’ Jung Kook has revealed the track list for his highly-anticipated debut solo album Golden, with the LP featuring previously announced guests Jack Harlow and Latto along with Major Lazer and DJ Snake.

The 11-song Golden, due out November 3, boasts the singles “3D” with Jack Harlow and both a clean and explicit version of the Latto-featuring track “Seven.” Major Lazer appear on “Closer to You,” while DJ Snake produces and features on “Please Don’t Change.”

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Additionally, the song “Standing Next to You” — co-produced by Andrew Watt and Cirkut — has been branded Golden’s “main track.”

Elsewhere in the track list shared by Big Hit, Ed Sheeran has a co-writing credit on “Yes or No” alongside Snow Patrol’s Johnny McDaid, while songwriter David Stewart — one of the architects of the BTS hit “Dynamite” — contributes two somber-sounding tracks, “Shot Glass of Tears” and “Too Sad to Dance.”

“Golden takes its motif from the golden moments of Jung Kook as a solo artist. Known as the ‘Golden Maknae’ (‘golden youngest’ in Korean) of BTS, Jung Kook is set to unveil a new release with his unique timbre that will captivate listeners worldwide,” Big Hit Music previously said in a press release.

Following Golden’s release, Jung Kook will stage a solo fan showcase — one of his first solo shows not counting festival appearances — when he performs at Seoul, South Korea’s Jangchung Arena on November 20.

Golden Track List

1. 3D (ft. Jack Harlow)
2. Closer to You (ft. Major Lazer)
3. Seven (ft. Latto) Explicit Ver.
4. Standing Next To You *Main Track*
5. Yes or No
6. Please Don’t Change (ft. DJ Snake)
7. Hate You
8. Somebody
9. Too Sad to Dance
10. Shot Glass of Tears
11. Seven (ft. Latto) – Clean Ver.

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