Agust D is back with not just one but a whole debut album loaded with 10 insanely good tracks! After years of waiting, ARMY has received the most anticipated drop from Bts Suga, and one can’t resist doing a D-Day album review, right? The more and more I listened to good-at-everything Agust D spitting bar after bar in his songs, I had to pen down how intrinsic his works are.

Get ahead and read for yourself to witness the BTS music producer’s mastery.

D-Day Album Review: He’s a Killer Producer and Rapper!

D-Day

The song starts with Agust D singing, “Future’s gonna be okay,” which is exactly what we all needed to hear. The artist explains how messed up life has been and that Karma is getting at him. However, he assures us that the upcoming future is going to be just fine and that we all have to push further and do what we love. The flow is absolutely outstanding, and the chorus is legit catchy. The power the song emits and the way it motivates listeners shows how iconic BTS Suga is.

Haegeum

Haegeum is a slap on the face for those who abuse freedom of speech. Agust D directly asks that if our freedom of expression causes someone’s death, is that really freedom? Despite knowing how many people fall prey to hateful comments, a lot of individuals are bullying, cursing, and passing abusive comments claiming it is their freedom. To such people, this song is a nail on the head.

Huh?!

After seeing J-Hope’s name in the song, I also exclaimed, “huh?!” out of pure satisfaction and astonishment. The rap duo Agust D and J-Hope smacked with this song number. Their flow, rhythm, and the way their voices blended – top-notch. The lyrics scream “shame” on people for spreading gossip and ruining artists’ life with articles. Both rappers diss how haters should mind their business.

They also convey the message that social media and reality are extremely different, and one should know their limits. It’s evident how much agony the artists have gone through to give out a song with such deep lyrics.

Amygdala

Firstly, we have to be so proud of how far BTS Suga has come. Secondly, it’s so brave of him to involve information about his personal life in this song to express his pain and suffering. Agust D emotionally sings how he wants his Amygdala to save him from the causes of agony. He also mentions his mother’s condition that he had to face and endure. Sending lots of love to this talented folk. Huge respect!

SDL

A very well-done rap song that exhibits the emotions behind someone yearning for love. The music is both energising and calming at the same time, which only Suga can do. The lyrics, as expected, are heart-touching. The Touche part is the female harmonies that back up Agust D’s smooth vocals. What a package of surprises. Definitely, a cherishable song that makes one wonder about their relationship and the possibilities of true love.

People Pt.2

We’re again blessed with another song from IU and Suga. IU is well-known for her flawless vocal range and her perfect enunciation. Listening to her voice blended with rap king Agust D is true bliss. If you listen closely BTS RM can be heard filling the song with adlibs while BTS V joins in the chorus with IU. Kudos to Suga for including every one of them in his album.

Polar Night

Just when the previous three songs almost put me in a transcending state, Agust D once again brought me back to reality with a hard-hitting song, Polar Night. The literal translation of the first two lines of the lyric state,

“Between so many truths and so many lies
Are we seeing this world right?”

This is more than enough to knock sense into our heads to start living the life we’re meant to. The music is in the perfect tempo that will make listeners enjoy his music and reflect on his words.

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Interlude: Dawn

In every song, we have a piece of music with just the instrumental called the interlude. As the name suggests, this 1-minute 45 seconds track is a pure instrumental that shows his skills at merging instruments that sound divine. Dawn, the title says, and the track is the best fit to reminisce about one’s life as the sun sets.

Snooze

Snooze is the poet’s comfort letter to all his sweethearts. That’s the comment I thought of when I heard the track. Agust D soulfully enumerates his rough path to success and how he is there for people when life is getting hard. The gentle beat sets the vibe and makes the song feel like a hug and a push to climb up the ladder.

Life Goes On

Does the title feel similar? Yes, we already received a 7-member Life Goes On, and this one is the final track of the album, dedicated by Agust D to all of us. Honestly, this song moved me to tears because now that BTS members are enlisting, the lyrics feel so heartbreaking. Suga expresses that he doesn’t want to hear a bye from people or go far away. He also points out that people will be forgotten and that we all should do what we want. Will we forget this great artist? Definitely not!

Final Thoughts

BTS Suga, aka Min Yoongi, aka Agust D, is one of the fantastic South Korean artists, and he once again proved his musical genius with his solo album. Every song is a story that the artist has summarized. The use of different instruments, feature artists and brave lyrics makes the album a 35-minute journey.

Have you listened to the D-Day album? Which song is your favourite? Let us know about it in the comment section.

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