BTS’ J-Hope’s Sweet Dreams remixes: When and where to check out six new versions of Miguel collab

BTS’ J-Hope launched his digital single Sweet Dreams on March 7, 2025, and ARMYs had been streaming it on repeat. Now, BIGHIT Music has launched that J-Hope will plunge a remix album titled Sweet Dreams – zzZ Remix on March 11, 2025, at 1 PM (KST).

The album will seemingly be readily accessible on BIGHIT Music’s legitimate social media platforms, along side YouTube, Instagram, and the Weverse app.

The remix album will feature six tracks, along side the authentic model. Every remix highlights numerous aspects of Sweet Dreams, showcasing its versatility. The Band Remix captures the vibrant vitality of a live efficiency whereas staying appropriate to the essence of the authentic song. Meanwhile, the Jonny GOLD Remix brings a pop-inspired vibe with a contact of funkiness.

The gathering is rounded out with specially crafted sped-up and slowed-down versions, balancing the diverse interpretations of Sweet Dreams.

Notice checklist:

Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel) – Usual Version
Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel) – Instrumental
Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel) – Band Remix
Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel) – Jonny GOLD Remix
Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel) – Sped-Up Version
Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel) – Slowed-Down Version

Described as a soulful blend of pop and R&B, Sweet Dreams expresses the longing to admire and be loved. The song combines Miguel’s signature tender vocals with all-English lyrics, adding to its universal enchantment.

J-Hope is determined to carry out his solo debut efficiency of Sweet Dreams on The Tonight Demonstrate Starring Jimmy Fallon this day, March 10, 2025.

Following its open, Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel) swiftly topped the week’s contemporary song poll, because of its unusual R&B vibe. The song arrives amid J-Hope’s 2025 world tour, HOPE ON THE STAGE, which kicked off with three succor-to-succor displays at Seoul’s KSPO Dome from February 28 to March 2, 2025.

J-Hope will raise his tour to a lot of cities, along side Chicago, Mexico Metropolis, San Antonio, Oakland, and Los Angeles. The Asian leg of the tour will consist of stops in Manila, Saitama, Singapore, Jakarta, Bangkok, Macau, Taipei, and at closing, Osaka, where the tour will cease on June 1, 2025.