In a recent interview, BTS' Jin talked about the group's pressure to follow up 'Dynamite' and how his own vocal style is evolving.
"I’m pretty sure I am doing better than then," he said of the last time he spoke to the magazine in the midst of the song's rise to the top."I’m keeping a pretty regular routine now that I’m getting accustomed to commuting life, even though my schedule is sometimes a bit erratic.
The singer also described feeling unsure of himself when he recorded the solo track"Abyss," which came out in December and appeared on thealbum."Even I don’t know myself very well, and I was also depressed at the time, and that’s how I chose to face that part of myself," he told the magazine."I never had a chance to meet myself, and I just feel like I was submerged in my own ocean and came back up to walk on the beach.
And though you wouldn't know it from the studio version, Jin said that his light, high pitch on"Butter" was a lot harder to record than it sounds. The 28-year-old star said he felt pressure because the notes on the chorus of the song are"particularly high," so he put all his power into singing them."But I actually ended up putting too much power into my vocals, so I kept thinking I have to ease up and chill," he said.
The chat also touched on Jin's"slow' uptake when it comes to learning new choreography and memorizing lyrics, why the band's most recent single is always his favorite at that moment and why he'd tell the old, not confident Jin from the past to"keep his head up" if he met him."If I gave my old self too much to think about, he might end up feeling exhausted after practice and give up," he said."I think it would be enough just to tell him to work hard.
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