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BTS Shares New Single ‘Film Out’ From Their Upcoming Japanese Language Album

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4 years ago

April 1, 2021

BTS Film Out

K-pop superstars BTS have dropped a brand new song and accompanying video, “Film Out,” from their upcoming Japanese-language album BTS, The Best, which arrives on June 16.

The planned two-disc compilation will also include their English-language smash, “Dynamite,” along with all of the Japanese-language songs they’ve released since 2017.

The band first announced the record on March 26th via their official Japanese fan club, but they’ve been teasing the official release of “Film Out” since February. The track was written in collaboration with Iyori Shimizu of the Japanese band Black Number, and it was first previewed as the ending theme song in the 2021 Japanese film, SIGNAL the Movie Cold Case Investigation Unit, which hits theatres tomorrow.

Previously, BTS’s “Don’t Leave Me” was featured as the theme of the Japanese TV series Signal, a remake of the popular K-drama series by the same name, starring Kentaro Sakaguchi as a police officer who communicates with another officer from the past to crack unsolved cases.

In other news, BTS snagged their first-ever nomination at the 2021 BRIT Awards. For the upcoming awards, BTS is in the running for Best International Group, an award that was reinstated this year after a one-year break.

BTS, who are now the first South Korean artist or group to ever score a BRIT Awards nomination, will be going up against fellow nominees Foo Fighters, Run the Jewels, HAIM, and Fontaines DC.

BTS’ “Film Out” can be bought here. View the full tracklist below.

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BTS, The Best Track List

DISC1 (CD)
1. Film out
2. DNA -Japanese ver.-
3. Best Of Me -Japanese ver.-
4. Lights
5. Blood, sweat, tears -Japanese ver.-
6. Fake Love -Japanese ver.-
7. Black Swan -Japanese ver.-
8. Airplane pt.2 -Japanese ver.-
9. Go Go -Japanese ver.-
10. Idol -Japanese ver.-
11. Dionysus -Japanese ver.-
12. Mic Drop -Japanese ver.-

-Bonus Track-
13. Dynamite

DISC2 (CD)
1. Boy With Luv -Japanese ver.-
2. Stay Gold
3. Let Go
4. Spring Day -Japanese ver.-
5. On -Japanese ver.-
6. Don’t Leave Me
7. Not Today -Japanese ver.-
8. Make It Right -Japanese ver.-
9. Your eyes tell
10. Crystal Snow

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RIAA Mid-Year 2024 United States Latin Music Earnings Report/ Informe Semestral De Ingresos De La Música Latina En EE. UU. Según RIAA 2024

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2 days ago

October 10, 2024

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Continuing to surpass the currently strong development in general documented music markets, Latin music income in the United States grew 7% to a record high $685 million. Fans stay engaged on streaming services throughout both paid and fast-growing, ad-supported choices.

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En una continua superación del ya fuerte crecimiento en los mercados generales de música grabada, los ingresos de la música latina en los EE.UU. crecieron un 7% a un récord de $685 millones de dólares. Los fans siguen activos en los servicios de streaming en todas las opciones, tanto en opciones de pago como en las de rápido crecimiento respaldadas por anuncios.

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2024 Mid-Year Music Market Income Report

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1 month ago

August 29, 2024

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Tape-recorded music earnings grew by 4% to $8.7 billion in approximated retail worth and streaming memberships were up 3% to 99 million over the very first half of 2024– both record highs as streaming continues to publish strong development entering its 3rd years in the United States. Fans today find and listen to music in more methods than ever, and this report records earnings from the greatest variety of sources in our history. While paid memberships contributed almost two-thirds of the included worth in this duration, vinyl deliveries sped up quicker than any other significant music format at 17%. At wholesale worth, overall earnings grew by 3% to a record high of $5.5 billion.

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Matthew West Shares ‘My Story Your Glory (Expanded Edition)’

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11 months ago

November 3, 2023

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Today (Nov 3), Matthew West shares My Story Your Glory (Expanded Edition). The additional tracks feature collaborations with Anne Wilson, Cochren & & Co., daughter Lulu West, and Micah Tyler.

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