Suga is the most recent BTS member to release his interview with Myungseok Kang for Weverse Magazine.
In the interview, Suga touches on his journey with BTS, his solo tasks as Agust D, and the collaborations he’s had with artists comparable to Coldplay, PSY, Heize, and IU.
In specific, he went into element about producing and that includes on PSY’s tune, “That That.” Suga and PSY had made it recognized in various interviews because the tune’s release that the BTS member had solely meant to provide the tune for PSY earlier than the veteran singer steadily satisfied him to grow to be extra concerned with the mission.
Before Suga knew it, not solely was he producing and that includes within the tune, however he additionally appeared within the music video and took part within the intense choreography. Suga stated that he did the music video with the considered ARMYs watching it in thoughts.
While Suga has discussed this before, he went extra in-depth concerning the collaboration course of in his interview. Suga shared that the tune “That That” was initially a tune he had wished to incorporate on an album however couldn’t. Since he couldn’t use it, he felt the tune can be a superb match for PSY. PSY offered suggestions and recommendations for the tune, which Suga used to rearrange into the tune we all know at present.
That means of back-and-forth was actually enjoyable. At first I made a decision I might simply play it for him, and if he didn’t prefer it, I’d simply let it go, however PSY stated that he had been engaged on music for 22 years and now he wanted some younger blood, and stated he wished to do the tune.
— Suga
Despite PSY eager to showcase a brand new sound, Suga hilariously revealed that the melody PSY wrote for the tune had a traditional PSY sound. “No matter how hard he tried to keep his style out of it, the parts he wrote have his fingerprints all over them.”
Suga was accountable for the verses and the hook for the tune. For his rap, Suga channeled the vibe from his mixtapes whereas noting it’s been two years because the release of his standard mixtape, D-2.
Suga was glad the collaboration got here to be as a result of he had desires to increase his portfolio as a producer. “I’ve worked on a lot of different songs as a producer, but non-ARMY mainly know the well-known ones, and those are usually the ones by people like IU or Heize so I think they feel like the songs have similar vibes.”
Although Suga had solely meant to jot down the tune and be completed, he shared that he discovered lots from the expertise.
We divided up the labor and wrote individually, however I discovered lots from him. It was a wholly totally different manufacturing expertise for me; there was one thing about his angle when making music that resonated with me.
— Suga
For Suga, it’s simpler to jot down a tune for different individuals than it’s to jot down for himself. “I have the hardest time making my own stuff… I had trouble organizing my thoughts in the past because there were so many things I wanted to say, but now I think it’s not knowing what to say that makes it difficult.”
With every collaboration, Suga attracts inspiration from the expertise and is ready to hone in on his craft. As for future plans, Suga disclosed that he’s working arduous on a follow-up to his final release as Agust D, D-2.
There’s nonetheless a lot I wish to do. I’ve no really feel for what sort of music I’m going to be making in my 30s, 40s or 50s, however I wish to hold doing music till the day I die.
— Suga
Suga additionally mentioned his new music and hinted at a solo tour. For extra on that, try the article beneath!
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BTS’s Suga Details How He Was Inspired By Working With PSY
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