JENNIE Sets 3-Track Solo EP 'Fallen Angel' for Aug. 28, Teases Title-Track Video

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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Aug. 28 is the release date for JENNIE’s digital solo EP “Fallen Angel,” a three-song project announced Friday through her label Odd Atelier.
The EP includes “FALLEN ANGEL,” “HEAVEN” and “Less Than a Lover,” with the singer describing it as coming from “a very personal place” and her “truest self-expression.”
A music video for the title track will drop the same day, and its teaser shows a surreal, Tim Burton-like sequence of warped houses, staring eyes, couples framed by candles and JENNIE in multiple stylized looks.
The release follows BLACKPINK’s February music drop “DEADLINE,” giving fans a new solo project from one of the group’s members within months.