Key Takeaways
- Latest Release: JENNIE’s Fallen Angel is her newest solo EP.
- Poll Winner: The EP received over 82% of votes in a recent Billboard poll.
- New Songs: The physical CD includes three exclusive tracks not available on streaming.
- Continued Rollout: The release features an acoustic-pop single and a music video.
Fallen Angel, JENNIE‘s latest solo release, tops this week’s new music poll.
Listeners voted in a poll published Friday (Aug. 28) on Billboard, choosing the BLACKPINK star’s new EP as their favorite new music.
Fallen Angel rose above a number of new releases this week — from music acts including Olivia Rodrigo, Ky-Mani Marley, Alex Warren, Alabama Shakes and more. At the poll’s closing time on Sunday, JENNIE’s new EP came out on top with more than 82% of the vote.
Fallen Angel is JENNIE’s first solo collection since last year’s full-length solo debut (Ruby). Led by the single “Less Than a Lover,” the EP arrives via ODDATELIER and Columbia Records.
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The Fallen Angel rollout continued Friday (Aug. 28) with the acoustic-pop leaning “Fallen Angel” (alongside a dark and dreamy music video, seen above). “Less Than a Lover” and “Fallen Angel” were released as a digital EP with a third new song, “Heaven,” on streaming services the same day.
The title track has JENNIE singing, “Hey, can’t you stay?/ Don’t leave a fallen angel out here on her own/ Find a place/ Wherever we land is where we turn into a home.”
There’s more to come from Fallen Angel.
A physical CD release, which can be preordered from JENNIE’s webstore, features three additional new songs that are not available on streaming: “Sweettooth,” “Lockitdown” and “Face” round out the tracklist, making it a six-song EP. CD orders are currently expected to ship on Oct. 30.
Trailing behind Fallen Angel on Billboard‘s poll this week are Olivia Rodrigo’s “Serena Joy,” Ky-Mani Marley’s Love and Energy, Alex Warren’s WILDCHILD and Alabama Shakes’ I Must Be Dreaming.
See the final results of this week’s poll below.
