On Thursday, BTS’ RM announced that he will drop his second solo album, ‘Right Place, Wrong Person’ on May 24.
embodies facets of RM as a solo artist, distinct from albums released under BTS,” said BigHit Music in a statement. “ would appreciate the attention and support from many for this album that delves into RM’s authentic essence.”
A press release shared that the musician contributed to lyrics on every song on the project and that the LP will explore the “relatable sensation and moments of feeling like a stranger out of place.”, which featured standouts such as “Wild Flower” with Youjeen, “Still Life” with Anderson .Paak, and “Yun” with Erykah Badu. He also dropped a 7-track mini-album back in 2018.
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