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RM's solo album Indigo will be released on record soon!

Bald erscheint RM's Solo Album Indigo auch als Schallplatte!

It has been over a month since the BTS leader released his first solo album “Indigo”, filled with songs he wrote himself.

In mid-November we introduced you to the two versions - Book & Weverse - that were available before the release of Indigo. Today, another variant was announced on BTS' official Twitter account: the LP version!

We would like to briefly introduce this one to you too:

Buyers of course get a vinyl record above all, thanks to which they can experience RM's songs with a completely different sound.

Although LP versions of K-Pop albums are usually very simple, you can expect a whole series of extras here as well! These include three square premium photo boards, a booklet and a folded lyric poster, among other things. You also get a photocard and an instant photo.

Everything your heart desires is in there, right? The LP version will be released on May 30.

Do you already have one or more versions of Indigo in your collection?

RM in a denim shirt in front of a wall, his shadow falling on the wall

Not only the title song “Wild Flower”, but also almost all the other songs on the album placed on the charts!

With his songs, RM took, among other things, the top 8 spots on the World Digital Song Sales chart: "Wildflower", "Still Life", "Yun", "Lonely", "All Day", "Hectic", " No.2" and "Forg_tful”.

In addition, three of these songs - “Still Life”, “Yun” and “All Day” - also topped the Rap Digital Song Sales chart. Besides these eight songs, a ninth track - “Closer” - made it onto various charts; it took the No. 1 spot on the R&B Digital Song Sales chart as well as on the R&B/ Hip-Hop Digital Song Sales chart.

As you can see, no fewer than nine of the 10 songs on “Indigo” have won the hearts of fans worldwide. If you haven't listened to the album yet, you should definitely catch up on it!

Of course, we could list many more achievements of the album, such as that it topped the Japanese Oricon charts or reached No. 3 on the Billboard 200 chart. No other Korean solo artist has ever made it that high on that chart!

But of course RM doesn't need these numbers and chart positions to prove that he is an artist we should keep an eye on in the future too.

We are happy that with the LP version we can add another variant of his profound debut album to our collection. Will you get the LP?