BLACKPINK's Jennie to Release New EP 'Fallen Angel' This Week
Key Takeaways
- •Jennie's new EP "Fallen Angel" will be released digitally at 1 p.m. on Thursday, with a physical edition to follow at a later date.
- •The digital release includes three tracks — "Fallen Angel," "Less than a Lover," and "Heaven" — while the physical version adds "Sweettooth," "Lockitdown," and "Face," which Jennie selected for her fans.
- •The EP is being released through OA Entertainment, also known as Odd Atelier, the label Jennie founded in late 2023 after her solo activities moved out from YG Entertainment.
- •YG Entertainment continues to handle BLACKPINK's group activities.
- •The EP follows Jennie's first full-length solo album "Ruby," released in March 2025, and her 2018 solo debut with the single "SOLO."
BLACKPINK member Jennie is set to release a new EP, titled “Fallen Angel,” later this week, her agency, OA Entertainment, announced Monday.
OA Entertainment, also known as Odd Atelier, is the label Jennie founded in late 2023 after her solo activities moved out from under YG Entertainment, which continues to handle BLACKPINK's group activities. Her first full-length solo album, “Ruby,” was released in March 2025 under the same label, featuring singles including “Mantra” and “like JENNIE,” after she first debuted as a soloist in 2018 with the single “SOLO.”
The singer will first unveil the three-track release digitally at 1 p.m. on Thursday, before issuing a physical edition of the album at a later date, according to the agency.
The digital album comprises the title track, “Fallen Angel,” alongside “Less than a Lover” and “Heaven.” The physical version will feature three additional tracks — “Sweettooth,” “Lockitdown” and “Face” — which were selected by Jennie specifically for her fans, the agency said.
“I'm so happy that these songs are finally being released as my new album, ‘Fallen Angel,’” Jennie said in a release. “I hope you'll get to listen to them soon.”
Source: The Korea Times
