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In an exciting development for music fans, JENNIE Kim of BLACKPINK has released her debut solo album, ‘Ruby.’ Launched on October 7 at midnight KST, this album is a significant milestone in her career. It features 15 tracks, including the captivating title song ‘like JENNIE.’ What makes ‘Ruby’ special is JENNIE’s active role as a producer, showcasing her artistic identity and musical potential.
The album surpasses a simple song collection, showcasing JENNIE’s unique identity as a solo artist. Inspired by Shakespeare’s timeless play ‘As You Like It,’ ‘Ruby’ explores deep themes like love, belief, and personal growth.
Adding to the album’s appeal are collaborations with prominent artists. JENNIE works with Childish Gambino, Dua Lipa, Dominic Fike, and Doechii. These collaborations enrich the album’s sound, creating a diverse blend showcasing JENNIE’s skills as a K-pop artist.
For fans seeking a more intimate experience, the physical version of ‘Ruby’ includes a unique ‘JENNIE Only Audio’ edition. This special edition features tracks solely performed by JENNIE, allowing listeners to enjoy her artistry without the influence of featured artists.
Accompanying the album’s release, the music video for the title track ‘like JENNIE’ has also been unveiled. The visuals and choreography captivate fans and enhance the overall experience of the album.
To celebrate this momentous occasion, a pop-up event named ‘Rubify’ is happening until October 13 at the Hyundai Card Music Library in Yongsan, Seoul. This engaging event focuses on JENNIE’s first solo album, allowing fans to connect with her music on a deeper level.
With ‘Ruby,’ JENNIE Kim not only solidifies her status as a solo artist but also invites listeners into her world. She blends personal storytelling with universal themes. As she embarks on this exciting new chapter, fans eagerly await what more this talented artist has to offer.
This article has been written by Kpopmap AI writer and while we have made efforts to ensure the accuracy of the article, there may be errors or inaccuracies.
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