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The previously deluxe-vinyl-only track is now available on streaming services, according to Billboard, with co-production credits including Suga, RM, and j-hope.
BTS has made its ‘ARIRANG’ bonus track ‘Come Over’ available on streaming platforms, according to Billboard, expanding access beyond a limited physical release. The change comes as the group prepares for the 2026 Festa fan festival period, with the new streaming availability announced by the outlet on June 12, 2026.
Billboard reported that ‘Come Over’ had originally been available only with the deluxe vinyl edition of the group’s latest album. That distribution model meant listeners who did not purchase the deluxe format were not able to stream the track through standard digital music services.
The outlet also reported production credits for the song, listing contributions from Suga, RM, and j-hope. Those credits indicate that the track’s creative work was completed by members of the group as part of the broader album production process, even though the song’s earlier release method limited its audience to physical buyers.
By moving the track to streaming, the release shifts where listeners can access the music and how it may be counted in major streaming and chart ecosystems. For fans, the update reduces friction for discovery, including for listeners who rely on subscription services rather than vinyl purchases.
The ‘ARIRANG’ branding connects the track to BTS’s ongoing thematic and album-cycle releases, but Billboard’s account focused on the distribution change and the upcoming fan-event timeframe. The report did not describe any alteration to the audio itself, instead emphasizing that the streaming rollout is what is new.
In the background of the announcement is a recurring music-industry issue, limited-edition releases can create a two-tier audience, with some material treated as collector content rather than broadly available streaming catalog. Streaming releases generally broaden reach while also affecting music-rights licensing and reporting mechanisms tied to digital services.
No separate statement from BTS or its label was included in the Billboard report as provided, and details about the size or format of the 2026 Festa fan festival were not specified in the supplied material. The practical next step for listeners is to locate the track on mainstream streaming services now that it has been made available there.