BTS’s Jin Stuns with New ‘Don’t Say You Love Me (Remixes)’ Album Featuring Eight Genre-Bending Tracks

Jin of BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) has returned with a refreshing take on his emotional track “Don’t Say You Love Me,” bringing fans a multi-genre experience through his new remix album released under BigHit Music.

The remix album, part of his second mini-album Echo, was released on June 20 at 1 PM KST and is titled Don’t Say You Love Me (Remixes). It includes eight different versions, including the original and instrumental tracks, as well as new remixes in Band, Lofi, Disco, Synthwave, 90s Pop, and Future Pop styles.

The Band Remix adds a rich layer to the original with live sounds, bringing listeners closer to the concert experience. The melodies highlight Jin’s soft vocal charm backed by immersive instrumentation.

The Lofi Remix enhances the melancholic mood of the original with a soft acoustic guitar and gradually intensifying beats, emphasizing Jin’s emotional vocals.

For fans craving something danceable, the Disco Remix turns up the energy with funky rhythms and dreamy synths, delivering a joyful and retro-inspired groove.

The Synthwave Remix brings in upbeat drum and bass rhythms with a nostalgic 80s retro flavor, transforming the song’s emotional complexity into an uplifting listening experience.

Listeners can also enjoy the 90s Pop Remix, layered with romantic electronic sounds and warm nostalgic vibes, and the Future Pop Remix, which starts with delicate guitar arpeggios and crescendos into dynamic string arrangements.

“Don’t Say You Love Me” explores the emotional duality of love — its healing comfort and lingering pain. Upon its release on June 16, the track made an impressive debut at number 9 on the Spotify “Daily Top Songs Global” chart, proving Jin’s powerful global presence.

Jin is also scheduled to appear on the popular NBC late-night talk show The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on June 22, where he’ll showcase a live performance of the title track, further expanding his solo journey post-military service.

This remix collection not only displays Jin’s versatility and vocal depth, but also cements his place as a boundary-pushing solo artist with a deeply devoted global fanbase.