j-hope and Miguel Group Up for ‘Candy Desires’: Move It Now

BTS’ j-hope is again with a recent solo free up, teaming up with R&B powerhouse Miguel for the airy new unmarried “Candy Desires,” out nowadays (March 7).

A clean fusion of R&B, pop, and hip-hop, “Candy Desires” pairs j-hope’s easy melodic glide with Miguel’s signature velvety vocals, growing an airy, late-night groove. The track continues the BTS rapper’s adventure of mixing genres, showcasing his inventive vary whilst including any other solo to his rising discography.

Famend manufacturer Johnny Goldstein, songwriters Sam Martin, identified for his works with Maroon 5, David Guetta, One Route, and Sean Douglas, who has collaborated with Madonna, Sia, and extra, aided within the introduction of the observe.

And there’s much more in retailer for fanatics: Billboard not too long ago published that j-hope is about to make his solo debut on The This night Display Starring Jimmy Fallon on Monday, March 10, the place he’ll take the level for a efficiency of his new unmarried.

The one j-hope’s first correct free up since his particular album Hope at the Boulevard Vol.1, which arrived in March closing 12 months. The mission reached No. 5 at the  Billboard 200, his very best solo height at the chart up to now.

The “Extra” vocalist additionally paired the LP with a docuseries of the similar identify. Touring to New York, Paris, Osaka, Seoul and his fatherland of Gwangju in South Korea, j-hope explored his pastime for dance within the six-part Top Video mission.  

He’s now gearing as much as hit the street once more, this time on a excursion kicking off one week prior to “Candy Desires” drops. The 31-date HOPE ON THE STAGE trek will start with a three-night keep at Seoul’s KSPO DOME beginning Friday (Feb. 28). 

No longer counting his February function on Don Toliver’s “LV Bag” along Pharrell Williams, “Candy Desires” additionally marks j-hope’s first correct solo free up since he used to be discharged from the South Korean army.

Move “Candy Desires” beneath.