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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2025
Jin to make solo comeback in November with new album

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Hindustan Times
14 October, 2024, 10:35 am
Last modified: 14 October, 2024, 10:40 am

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Jin to make solo comeback in November with new album

BTS agency confirmed the news about Jin's solo comeback

Hindustan Times
14 October, 2024, 10:35 am
Last modified: 14 October, 2024, 10:40 am
BTS's Jin. Photo: Collected
BTS's Jin. Photo: Collected

BTS member Jin is all set to make his solo comeback with his new album. This will mark his first solo album after his military discharge earlier this year.

On Monday, several reports claimed that Jin will release his new solo album in November. Now, Soompi has shared a statement issued by BTS agency BigHit Music. It read, "Jin is currently preparing for a new album with the goal of releasing it in November. The detailed information will be disclosed once it is confirmed."

Last month, Jin hosted a live session on Weverse, in which he spoke about his album. He had said, "What would all of you guys be curious about? My album work? It's been a while since I finished recording...The mix and masters for songs finished a few weeks ago, too... I would be thankful if you could please wait a little bit. I could play it now, but it would be nicer if you could wait until the album, right? Should I play it now? The company would get mad. But the songs are good, so I listen to it from time to time."

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In his live session, Jin also revealed filming a Netflix variety show, "I don't know how well I did. I stayed there for about 10 days for filming." Jin was discharged from the South Korean military in June this year.

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