BTS Solo Songs: Every Solo, Album and Record of Each Member

BTS solo songs are a universe of their own. Since 2015, each of the seven has been showing his own voice: first in the solos inside the group’s albums, then in mixtapes, solo albums and collaborations that reached the top of the Billboard charts. In this guide, you’ll find all the solos by RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook, member by member, with each one’s albums, singles and records.

A tip before you start: every album mentioned has its own page in our BTS discography, with tracks and fun facts. Just click on the album name.

Each member’s solos on BTS albums

Before their solo careers, the group’s albums already gave each member room to shine alone. Across three eras, all seven got a solo each, and this table is the easiest way to compare them:

Member	WINGS (2016)	Love Yourself (2017–2018)	Map of the Soul (2019–2020)
RM	Reflection	Trivia 承: Love	Intro: Persona
Jin	Awake	Epiphany	Moon
SUGA	First Love	Trivia 轉: Seesaw	Interlude: Shadow
j-hope	Mama	Trivia 起: Just Dance	Outro: Ego
Jimin	Lie	Serendipity	Filter
V	Stigma	Intro: Singularity	Inner Child
Jung Kook	Begin	Euphoria	My Time

The WINGS solos got short films in 2016, one for each member. The Love Yourself era solos came out on Her, Tear and Answer, and the Map of the Soul era solos are on Map of the Soul: 7. The 2026 album ARIRANG is BTS’s first with no solos at all: every track is sung by all seven.

RM solo songs

The leader was the first to release solo work, still as Rap Monster, and he’s the member with the most albums and mixtapes. Lyrics are his strong point: by October 2024, RM had 230 songs registered with Korea’s copyright association (KOMCA).

Solos on BTS albums

• “Intro: What Am I to You”, on Dark & Wild (2014);
• “Reflection”, on WINGS (2016);
• “Trivia 承: Love”, on Love Yourself: Answer (2018);
• “Intro: Persona”, on Map of the Soul: Persona (2019).

Mixtapes and albums

• RM (03/20/2015): his first mixtape, released for free as Rap Monster, with “Do You”;
• mono. (10/23/2018): the “playlist” with 7 tracks and “Forever Rain”, which reached No. 26 on the Billboard 200;
• Indigo (12/02/2022): his first studio album, with “Wild Flower” (with youjeen) and “Still Life” (with Anderson .Paak). It reached No. 3 on the Billboard 200;
• Right Place, Wrong Person (05/24/2024): his second album, with “Come Back to Me” and “LOST!”, No. 5 on the Billboard 200. Its making became the documentary RM: Right People Wrong Place.

Singles and collaborations

• “Always” (SoundCloud, 2017);
• “Change”, with Wale (2017), and the remix of Fall Out Boy’s “Champion” (2017);
• “Seoul Town Road”, the “Old Town Road” remix with Lil Nas X (2019);
• “Winter Flower”, with Younha (2020);
• “Neva Play”, with Megan Thee Stallion (2024), his highest Hot 100 debut, at No. 36;
• “Stop the Rain”, with Tablo (2025).

Jin solo songs

Jin started with songs gifted to ARMY on SoundCloud and, after his military service, released two mini albums in six months. His voice is the signature of every phase.

Solos on BTS albums

• “Awake”, on WINGS (2016);
• “Epiphany”, on Love Yourself: Answer (2018);
• “Moon”, on Map of the Soul: 7 (2020).

SoundCloud songs and soundtracks

• “Tonight” (2019), “Abyss” (2020) and “Super Tuna” (2021), which came to streaming platforms in 2022;
• “Yours” (2021), from the series Jirisan, the first Korean drama soundtrack to enter Spotify’s global chart;
• “Close to You” (2025), from the series When the Stars Gossip.

Solo albums

• The Astronaut (10/28/2022): the single written with Coldplay, released before his enlistment. It sold more than 700,000 copies on its first day;
• Happy (11/15/2024): his first mini album, with “Running Wild” and “I’ll Be There”. It reached No. 4 on the Billboard 200;
• Echo (05/16/2025): his second mini album, with “Don’t Say You Love Me”, No. 3 on the Billboard 200.

“Don’t Say You Love Me” was the first song by an Asian artist to reach No. 1 on Spotify’s Top Songs Global chart in 2025.

SUGA solo songs

SUGA has two identities: SUGA in BTS and Agust D on his mixtapes, a name that comes from “DT Suga” (from Daegu Town) spelled backwards. The Agust D trilogy is one of the most personal works in all of BTS. Read also everything about the D-DAY movie and Agust D’s tour.

Solos on BTS albums

• “Intro: The Most Beautiful Moment in Life”, on The Most Beautiful Moment in Life, Pt. 1 (2015);
• “Intro: Never Mind”, on The Most Beautiful Moment in Life, Pt. 2 (2015);
• “First Love”, on WINGS (2016);
• “Trivia 轉: Seesaw”, on Love Yourself: Answer (2018);
• “Interlude: Shadow”, on Map of the Soul: 7 (2020).

The Agust D trilogy

• Agust D (08/15/2016): his first mixtape, released for free, with “Agust D” and “give it to me”;
• D-2 (05/22/2020): his second mixtape, with “Daechwita”. It reached No. 11 on the Billboard 200;
• D-DAY (04/21/2023): his first studio album, closing the trilogy, with “Haegeum” and “People Pt. 2” (with IU). It debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200.

Collaborations and productions

• Suran’s “Wine” (2017), produced by him;
• IU’s “Eight” (2020), with his production and feature;
• “Girl of My Dreams”, with Juice WRLD (2021);
• PSY’s “That That” (2022), with his co-production and feature.

The D-DAY Tour, in 2023, had 28 shows and was the first solo tour by a BTS member.

j-hope solo songs

j-hope was the first BTS member to enter the Billboard Hot 100 on his own, with “Chicken Noodle Soup”, in 2019. A dancer since before debut, he brings hip-hop and dance to everything he does. See also the Hope on the Stage tour.

Solos on BTS albums

• “Intro: Boy Meets Evil” and “Mama”, on WINGS (2016);
• “Trivia 起: Just Dance”, on Love Yourself: Answer (2018);
• “Outro: Ego”, on Map of the Soul: 7 (2020).

Mixtape and albums

• Hope World (03/02/2018): the mixtape with “Daydream” and “Airplane”, No. 38 on the Billboard 200;
• Jack in the Box (07/15/2022): his first studio album, with “MORE” and “Arson”;
• HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1 (03/29/2024): the special album for his documentary series, with “NEURON” and “i wonder…”, a collaboration with Jung Kook. It reached No. 5 on the Billboard 200.

Singles and collaborations

• “Chicken Noodle Soup”, with Becky G (2019);
• “on the street”, with J. Cole (2023);
• “Sweet Dreams”, with Miguel, his first English single, and “MONA LISA” (2025);
• “Killin’ It Girl”, with GloRilla (2025), his highest Hot 100 position, at No. 40;
• “Spaghetti”, with LE SSERAFIM (2025).

In 2022, j-hope became the first South Korean to headline the main stage of a major US festival, Lollapalooza.

Jimin solo songs

Jimin was the first South Korean solo artist to reach No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, with “Like Crazy”. His soft voice and expressive dancing are in all of his solos, ever since “Lie”.

Solos on BTS albums

• “Lie”, on WINGS (2016);
• “Intro: Serendipity”, on Love Yourself: Her (2017), and the full-length version on Love Yourself: Answer (2018);
• “Filter”, on Map of the Soul: 7 (2020);
• on SoundCloud: “Promise” (2018), the first song he wrote, and “Christmas Love” (2020).

Solo albums

• FACE (03/24/2023): his first album, with “Like Crazy” and “Set Me Free Pt.2”. It sold more than 1 million copies on its first day and debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200;
• MUSE (07/19/2024): his second, released during his military service, with “Who” and “Smeraldo Garden Marching Band”. It also reached No. 2 on the Billboard 200.

Singles and collaborations

• “With You”, with Ha Sung-woon (2022), from the series Our Blues;
• “VIBE”, with Taeyang (2023);
• “Angel Pt. 1” and “Angel Pt. 2” (2023), from the Fast X soundtrack;
• “Closer Than This” (2023), released right after his enlistment as a gift for ARMY.

“Who” spent 33 weeks on the Hot 100 and reached No. 1 on the Billboard Global 200.

V solo songs

V has a deep tone that is unmistakably his, and he’s a jazz fan. His solos are full of atmosphere, from “Stigma” to “Layover”.

Solos on BTS albums

• “Stigma”, on WINGS (2016);
• “Intro: Singularity”, on Love Yourself: Tear (2018);
• “Inner Child”, on Map of the Soul: 7 (2020);
• on SoundCloud: “Scenery” (2019), “Winter Bear” (2019), with an MV he directed, and “Snow Flower”, with Peakboy (2020).

Soundtracks

• “It’s Definitely You”, with Jin (2016), from the drama Hwarang;
• “Sweet Night” (2020), from Itaewon Class, written by him;
• “Christmas Tree” (2021), from Our Beloved Summer, his first Hot 100 entry.

Solo album and singles

• Layover (09/08/2023): the mini album with “Slow Dancing”, “Love Me Again” and “Rainy Days”. It sold more than 2.1 million copies in its first week and debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200;
• “FRI(END)S” (2024);
• “Winter Ahead”, with Park Hyo-shin, and “White Christmas”, with Bing Crosby (2024).

In 2024, V was the Korean artist with the most entries on the Billboard Hot 100.

Jung Kook solo songs

Our Golden Maknae has the most successful solo song in all of BTS: “Seven”, which debuted at No. 1 on the Hot 100 and entered Guinness as the fastest song to reach 1 billion streams on Spotify at the time. Learn all about that era in our article on the Jungkook documentary, I Am Still.

Solos on BTS albums

• “Begin”, on WINGS (2016);
• “Euphoria”, on Love Yourself: Answer (2018);
• “My Time”, on Map of the Soul: 7 (2020);
• “Still With You” (2020) and “My You” (2022), released on BTS’s anniversary and produced by him.

Solo album

• GOLDEN (11/03/2023): the all-English album with “Standing Next to You”, “Seven” and “3D”. It sold 2.4 million copies in its first week and debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200.

Singles and collaborations

• “Stay Alive” (2022), produced by SUGA, for the webtoon 7Fates: Chakho;
• “Left and Right”, with Charlie Puth (2022);
• “Dreamers” (2022), the official soundtrack of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar;
• “Seven”, with Latto, and “3D”, with Jack Harlow (2023);
• “Too Much”, with The Kid LAROI and Central Cee (2023);
• “Never Let Go” (2024), released during his military service, for BTS’s anniversary.

All BTS solo albums in order

For anyone who wants to listen to everything from the start, these are the seven members’ solo albums and mixtapes in release order:

Date	Album	Member
03/20/2015	RM (mixtape)	RM
08/15/2016	Agust D (mixtape)	SUGA
03/02/2018	Hope World (mixtape)	j-hope
10/23/2018	mono. (mixtape)	RM
05/22/2020	D-2 (mixtape)	SUGA
07/15/2022	Jack in the Box	j-hope
10/28/2022	The Astronaut (single)	Jin
12/02/2022	Indigo	RM
03/24/2023	FACE	Jimin
04/21/2023	D-DAY	SUGA
09/08/2023	Layover	V
11/03/2023	GOLDEN	Jung Kook
03/29/2024	HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1	j-hope
05/24/2024	Right Place, Wrong Person	RM
07/19/2024	MUSE	Jimin
11/15/2024	Happy	Jin
05/16/2025	Echo	Jin

Notice how 2023 was the year of solos: with the group on hiatus and members enlisting, FACE, D-DAY, Layover and GOLDEN all came out, and four members reached No. 2 on the Billboard 200.

Frequently asked questions about BTS solo songs

Which BTS member released solo work first?

RM, with the mixtape RM, released for free on March 20, 2015, when he was still using the name Rap Monster.

Which BTS solo songs reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100?

Jimin’s “Like Crazy”, in 2023, and Jung Kook’s “Seven”, with Latto, also in 2023. Jimin was the first South Korean solo artist to get there.

How many solo albums does each member have?

Counting mixtapes, mini albums and Jin’s single album: RM has 4 (RM, mono., Indigo and Right Place, Wrong Person); Jin, SUGA and j-hope have 3 each; Jimin has 2 (FACE and MUSE); V and Jung Kook have 1 each (Layover and GOLDEN).

What are the solos on the WINGS album?

Reflection (RM), Awake (Jin), First Love (SUGA), Mama (j-hope), Lie (Jimin), Stigma (V) and Begin (Jung Kook), plus “Intro: Boy Meets Evil”, sung by j-hope.

Does the ARIRANG album have solo songs?

No. ARIRANG, released on March 20, 2026, is BTS’s first album with no solos or unit songs: every track is by all seven together.

What’s your favorite solo?

From “Reflection” to “Seven”, through “Awake”, “Daechwita”, “Mama”, “Like Crazy” and “Slow Dancing”, the solo songs show a side of each member that doesn’t always come through in the group. And the most beautiful part is that, even on their own, they always come back to the same place: the seven together.

Which BTS solo never leaves your playlist? Tell us in the comments! 💜