In addition to producing songs for BTS, leader RM has also participated in producing songs for other artists. Check out some!
ARMYs are already aware that, in addition to performing on stage, the members of BTS also dedicate themselves to composing and producing their own songs. Throughout the group’s career, it is possible to see in the credits of the songs on their albums the names of all seven members present on different tracks.
However, in addition to participating in the creation of songs for both the boy group and their solo projects, some members have also participated in the production of songs for other artists. The leader RMfor example, is credited on tracks by different groups and soloists since he was a trainee, years before his long-awaited debut.
With this in mind, RECREIO separated 5 songs from other artists that featured the production of RM and maybe you didn’t know. Look!
1. “0X1= LOVESONG (I Know I Love You)” — TXT ft. Seori
TOMORROW X TOGETHER, or simply TXT, are considered the younger brothers of BTS, and had the opportunity to have RM credited in one of his songs. The track in question is “0X1= LOVESONG (I Know I Love You)”, released in 2021, where, according to Soobinhad the participation of the BTS leader as co-writer and co-composer
2. “Winter Flower” — Younha ft. RM
In 2020, RM participated in the song “Winter Flower”, title track from the soloist’s album “UNSTABLE MINDSET”. Younha. In addition to lending his voice to the track, Namjoon also participated in the production process.
3. “Love U, Hate U” — 2AM
Proving to be a talent since before his debut, when RM He was still a trainee, more specifically in 2010, he helped write the song “Love U, Hate U”, a track on 2AM’s first full-album, entitled “Saint o’ Clock”.
4. “Winter Bear” — V
“Winter Bear” was the first solo song released entirely in English by V. RM helped his friend compose the lyrics in English, in addition to also participating in the production with Taehyungbeside Hiss Noise It is LOVES.
5. “Party (XXO)” — Glam
As happened in “Love U, Hate U”, another song that featured RM in composition and production even before their debut was “Party (XXO)”, the debut song of the girl group Glam, which debuted in 2012 through BigHit Entertainment (now BigHit Music), but they separated in 2014.
