Rosé's Solo Full-Length Album 'Rosie' Drops on December 6: "Participated in Writing and Composing Every Track"


BLACKPINK member Rosé is set to release her highly anticipated first full-length solo album, Rosie.


The Black Label announced that Rosé’s debut studio album, Rosie, will be released at midnight KST on December 6. The album consists of 12 tracks, including previously released singles "APT." and "Number One Girl" as well as the unreleased track "Toxic Till the End". Notably, Rosé participated in writing and composing all the songs, making this album a deeply personal work.


Rosie is filled with music inspired by Rosé's candid conversations with close acquaintances, offering a glimpse into her inner thoughts. The 12 tracks capture the relatable struggles and experiences of a young adult, showcasing a fresh yet familiar charm that listeners haven’t encountered before from the artist.


Rosé shared her thoughts on the album, saying, “The album name Rosie is a nickname my close friends use to call me. Through this album, I hope many people will see me as a friendly, approachable figure—just Rosie.”


Ahead of the album's release, Rosé thrilled global audiences with two contrasting pre-release singles, "APT." and "Number One Girl", showcasing her diverse musical styles. The production of Rosie saw Rosé solidify her position as a singer-songwriter, working alongside top-tier Hollywood producers such as Greg Kurstin and Michael Pollack. Fans are eagerly anticipating the vibrant musical spectrum Rosie is set to deliver.


Written by Lee Seung Hun
Translated by Lee So Yun