BTS Reveals ‘ARIRANG’ Tracklist: See All 14 Song Titles From the New Album

The global music landscape is bracing for a seismic shift as BTS has officially pulled back the curtain on the tracklist for their highly anticipated new album, ARIRANG. On Tuesday (March 3), the septet took to Instagram and Weverse to share a striking black, white, and red graphic detailing the 14 songs that will comprise their latest era.
The upcoming collection kicks off with a track titled “Body to Body,” followed by an intriguing sequence of songs including “Hooligan,” “Aliens,” “FYA,” “2.0,” “No. 29,” and “SWIM.” The journey continues with “Merry Go Round,” leading into “NORMAL,” “Like Animals,” “they don’t know ’bout us,” “One More Night,” and concluding with the evocative “Please.”
In addition to the song titles, the reveal highlighted an elite roster of collaborators. BTS members have solidified their roles as songwriters by contributing to every track on the album. They are joined by a powerhouse lineup of A-list producers and hitmakers, including Diplo, Kevin Parker of Tame Impala, Mike WiLL Made-It, and Ryan Tedder.
Scheduled for release on March 20, ARIRANG marks a significant milestone as the group’s first full-length ensemble project in six years. Their last full-band effort, 2020’s Be, dominated the charts, debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and spawning massive hits such as “Dynamite” and “Life Goes On.”
While the sonic direction remains a mystery, the ARMY’s detective work has already begun. Fans have noted that while thirteen tracks are highlighted in red on the official graphic, “SWIM” is uniquely set in black. This visual distinction, coupled with the official #BTS_SWIM hashtag used in social media captions, has led many to speculate that Track 7 will serve as the album’s lead single.
View the official announcement from BTS below:
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