Rockabye Baby turns BTS hits into sweet lullabies
FILE PHOTO: BTS pose on the red carpet as they attend the 64th Annual Grammy Awards at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S., April 3, 2022. REUTERS/Maria Alejandra Cardona/FILE PHOTO
Bedtime is about to get a K-pop twist – because who says you can’t have a mini dance party before drifting off to dreamland?
Children’s music brand Rockabye Baby is transforming BTS’ biggest hits into dreamy lullabies with their upcoming album Lullaby Renditions of BTS, dropping on April 4.
This marks the brand’s first-ever K-pop-inspired album, giving little ARMYs a chance to snooze to the soothing sounds of their favorite group.
The 13-track collection features gentle, instrumental versions of BTS’ chart-toppers, including “Dynamite,” “Butter” and “Permission to Dance.”
Other fan-favorite hits like “Life Goes On,” “Boy With Luv,” “Blood, Sweat & Tears,” “IDOL” and “Spring Day” will also get the calming xylophone treatment – perfect for tiny tots (and sleepy parents).
Rockabye Baby gave a sneak peek with their lullaby version of Dynamite, shared with Billboard. In the clip, their adorable teddy bear mascot sets up a mini stage in his bedroom, recruits his stuffed animals as bandmates and grooves to the soft, twinkling melody.
Rockabye Baby is known for turning pop anthems into calming instrumentals, but adding BTS to their lineup? That’s the real MIC Drop. Now, parents can introduce their little ones to the magic of BTS with melodies that are just as soothing as Seokjin’s vocals and as sweet as Jimin’s smile.
Known for turning pop anthems into soothing instrumentals, Rockabye Baby is giving BTS fans a whole new way to enjoy their music.
Meanwhile, BTS’ long-awaited reunion is on the horizon as the members near the end of their military service.
RM and V are set to be discharged on June 10, followed by Jimin and Jungkook on June 11. Suga will complete his service on June 22, officially closing the group’s military chapter.
Jin, the eldest, was the first to return in June 2023, with J-Hope following in October 2024.
With all seven members soon back together, excitement for their 2025 comeback is soaring, fueling speculation about new music and projects.
