Jennie Sets 3-Song 'Fallen Angel' EP for August 28 Release

Q: With tracks already previewed and released, is JENNIE’s new EP a fresh era or just a repackaged collection?

It is more of a compact new era than a simple repackaging, though it clearly reuses material fans already know. The key fact is that *Fallen Angel* is being framed by Jennie and Odd Atelier as a new digital EP built around a specific concept: “her truest self-expression.” The rollout supports that. It has a new title track, “FALLEN ANGEL,” a same-day music video, new cover art and a distinct visual world in the teaser, with surreal imagery and a darker, cinematic tone that separates it from her earlier releases. At the same time, the tracklist is undeniably light on brand-new music. The EP has only three songs: “FALLEN ANGEL,” “HEAVEN” and “Less Than a Lover.” “Less Than a Lover” was already released as a digital single on July 24, and both “HEAVEN” and “Less Than a Lover” had been previewed during festival performances, including Open’er Festival. That means only one track arrives as fully new to the public in official form. So the fairest reading is that *Fallen Angel* is a short-form concept release rather than a conventional all-new EP. It packages one fresh centerpiece with two songs already introduced to fans, but does so under a unified artistic identity. For casual listeners, it may feel partly repackaged; for fans following Jennie’s summer festival run, it looks more like the formal launch of a tightly curated solo chapter.

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August 28 will bring Jennie’s three-track solo EP “Fallen Angel,” released through her label Odd Atelier and Columbia alongside a music video for the title track.
The project contains three songs — “Fallen Angel,” “Heaven,” and “Less Than a Lover” — and arrives with newly unveiled cover art and a surreal teaser for the video.
Jennie returns to solo releases after her 2025 debut “Ruby,” while Blackpink earlier this year issued the group EP “Deadline.”
Her profile has stayed high ahead of the EP: Jennie recently appeared on a remix of Tame Impala’s “Dracula,” now at No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 after peaking at No. 5 last month.