BTS’ initial success single “Butter” left its ARMY ecstatic as well as questioning who wrote the summer song of 2021.
The Bangtan Boys’ songwriter attributes well-known personalities from the US music business, such as Jenna Andrews, to the Bangtan Boys. Some will be interested to find that specific “new face” from Colombia Records is also mentioned as a writer and producer just on the tune.
Ron Perry, the head of Columbia Records, is indeed the name that raises eyebrows when it comes to “Butter.” Upon assuming over as CEO of the Sony Music label in 2018, he started working directly with BTS.
Their ARMY followers have already been won over with the excellent strong bass line that opens “Butter” with such a blend of a throwback, synth-heavy 80s pop. Rob Grimaldi, Stephen Kirk (vocal production), Alex Bilowitz, Sebastian Garcia, Ron Perry, RM, as well as Jenna Andrews wrote BTS’ second English-language hit.
Everything has to do with the BTS song’s creators, Ron Perry, RM, as well as Jenna Andrews.
Ron Perry is a well-known figure inside the music industry, having just been voted Variety’s Hitmakers Executive of the Year for 2020. The present Columbia Records chairman is indeed the co-founder of SONGS Music Publishing, wherein Lorde, the Weeknd, as well as Diplo helped him establish a name.
The rap line of “Butter” is attributed to BTS’ RM, however, the K-pop singer was in a competition with co-artists Suga as well as J-Hope as to whose words would be chosen for the official song.
RM remarked the about lyrics at a press conference again for the newly released track,
“When we first heard the song, we thought the rap section required some work to match our personal styles. As a result, Suga, J-Hope, as well as I got to help rewrite the verses. That was a competition, and Then I was fortunate to get chosen.”
Jenna Andrews is recognized for composing harmonies, pacing, as well as editing vocals in the song “Butters.”
Andrews is a voice producer who was credited with producing BTS’ “Dynamite,” the band’s first single to reach No. 1 on the Billboard 100 list.
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