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BLACKPINK’s JISOO Reveals Tracklist for Debut Solo Mini-Album ‘AMORTAGE’
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It’s going to be a sweet Valentine’s Day indeed. JISOO is less than two weeks away from dropping her highly anticipated debut solo mini-album, AMORTAGE, on Feb. 14, and the K-pop superstar continued the roll-out by unveiling the project’s tracklist on Monday (Feb. 3).
The four-song mini-album includes the tracks “Earthquake,” “Your Love,” “Tears” and “Hugs & Kisses.” Blissoo and The Wavys produced all the songs, while JISOO co-wrote all four tracks alongside Jordan Roman and a series of collaborators.
“Four fragments of love,” JISOO captioned the post. See the full track list here.
JISOO made her solo debut in 2023 with the singles “FLOWER” and “All Eyes on Me,” but AMORTAGE will represent her first full project outside of BLACKPINK, following on the heels of solo efforts from members LISA, JENNIE and ROSÉ.
The star previously revealed the roll-out schedule of AMORTAGE leading up to its Valentine’s Day release. The first chance to pre-order the EP began on Feb. 3, while a series of daily concept images will be revealed from Feb. 5-7. A track spoiler is slated to drop on Feb. 10, followed by a video teaser on the 12th and a music video poster on the 13th.
To wrap up the roll-out, on Feb. 14 JISOO has planned a “special event” to celebrate the project’s release. She’s also shared a series of additional posts teasing the album and seemingly sharing the inspiration behind its unique title, revealing that it is a mash-up representing “a montage of love.”
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