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BTS Surprise: Hidden Track 'Come Over' on ARIRANG Deluxe Vinyl

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BTS surprises fans with a hidden track, Come Over, on their deluxe vinyl of ARIANG. Produced by SUGA, the ethereal dance track is exclusive to the physical release and hints at their upcoming live performances. The drop marks their return from a long music break, ending a four-year hiatus since their last chart-topping album, Be.

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BTS Surprise: Hidden Track 'Come Over' on ARIRANG Deluxe Vinyl

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!BTS Surprise: Hidden Track 'Come Over' on ARIRANG Deluxe Vinyl. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 3rd, this is Music News Today, powered by AI Your Daily Sound Check. I'm Cory with the story. BTS just dropped a surprise hit in track called, Come Over on the Deluxe vinyl of their album, I Ring. That special red and white disc went on sale Friday, April 3rd, right on their website. It comes two weeks after the main 15 track album hit, number one on the Billboard 200. Earlier this week on April 1st, the guys went live on Weavers to celebrate I Ring topping the US Albums Chart and their lead single swim entering. The Hot 100 at number one, S.U.G. revealed he produced this bonus cut, calling it a special for the LP fans. ARMY is going wild, posting videos of the ethereal dance track all over social media. Fans love the hook pleading to come over and say sorry and it's got everyone buzzing after years without a full BTS album. The track stays exclusive to that physical deluxe vinyl, no streaming yet.

They hinted it could echo their 2023 hit. Take two, which peaked at number 48 on the Hot 100 and might even debut live. At their going stadium shows, starting April 9th. This drop marks BTS ending a long music break for military service and solo work, picking up from their 2020 album B the last time they. Rule those charts, ARMY's loyalty keeps paying off big.

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