“BTS RM is featured on Roling Stone in an article about his new album “Indigo” that just dropped a few hours ago. The article talks about RM’s songs on the album. The article does agreat jo at describing his new album, “On his debut solo album Indigo, the artist born Kim Namjoon reclaims his pen, finally unrestricted from the obligation to be anything but himself.” Rolling Stone

“RM isn’t completely alone on Indigo, which invites in a host of collaborators, from emerging Korean indie artists like Colde and Kim Sawol, to musicians he grew up listening to, like Tablo of the hip-hop group Epik High, with whom he trades verses about forging your own path on “All Day.” The light acoustic guitar ballad “No. 2” also notably features parkjiyoon, singer of the 2000 K-pop hit “Adult Ceremony,” an artist who has gone on to release music on her own label after claiming her former agency gave her an image that brought her debilitating public criticism. That experience makes her words about not looking back all the more poignant.” Rolling Stone

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