BTS' Jin shares heartbreak anthem Don't Say You Love Me from album Echo
BTS' eldest member Jin has unveiled a soul-stirring new music video for the title track, 'Don't Say You Love Me', featuring acclaimed actor Shin Se-kyung. The track is part of his sophomore album 'Echo', which delves into themes of heartbreak, moving on, and lingering nostalgia. The album is now out.An all-English ballad, 'Don't Say You Love Me' showcases Jin's vocal prowess like never before. The song captures the raw ache of love lost with a stripped-down arrangement and a chorus that allows his high notes to soar.advertisementWatch the track here: The music video adds another layer to the narrative, as it uses somber lighting and a melancholic visual tone and expressions that allow you to absorb the track's emotional depth. Shin Se-Kyung's features opposite Jin and add an emotional weight to the song.'Echo' is an important chapter in Jin's solo music career. He debuted as a soloist with his successful debut solo single, 'The Astronaut' right before he enrolled for military service.Upon discharge, he released his first album 'Happy', which highlighted his soft rock and R&B sensibilities. With 'Don't Say You Love Me' leading the way, the album promises a more personal, introspective sound, a reflective moment for the artist before BTS' highly awaited reunion next month.advertisement
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